Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊ.loʊ/
noun a musical piece or passage for one performer
A1 I enjoy playing the piano solo.
A2 She prefers traveling solo rather than in a group.
B1 The artist's solo exhibition was a huge success.
B2 He will be performing a solo piece at the concert.
C1 The CEO decided to take on the project solo without any help.
C2 After years of collaboration, she finally released a solo album.
adjective performed by or featuring only one person
A1 She enjoys going on solo walks in the park.
A2 I prefer solo activities like reading or painting.
B1 He decided to take a solo trip to Europe to explore different cultures.
B2 The solo musician captivated the audience with her performance.
C1 The solo adventurer climbed the mountain without any assistance.
C2 The solo artist's latest album received critical acclaim for its innovative sound.
formal The pianist performed a beautiful solo during the concert.
informal I love going on solo hikes in the mountains.
slang I'm thinking of going solo to the party tonight.
figurative Sometimes it's better to tackle challenges solo to prove your independence.
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