another
Used to talk about one more person or thing like the one before.
Used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known.
Means one more person or thing like the one before, without saying the noun again.
Refers to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned, without repeating the noun.
Used to talk about a different person or thing, not the same as before.
Used to refer to a different person or thing, not the same as previously mentioned.
- Base: another
- Plural: anothers
another day
1a different day in future or past
A day that is not today; a different day.
- Let’s finish this work another day.
- We can talk about it another day.
one after another
1happening in sequence without pause
Happening many times, with each event following right after the other.
- The cars passed by one after another.
- She answered all the questions one after another.
one way or another
1by some method or means
In some way, no matter which way it is.
- We’ll solve this problem one way or another.
- One way or another, I will find out the truth.
yet another
1one more beyond previous ones
One more, especially when it seems like too many already.
- They made yet another mistake in the report.
- She bought yet another pair of shoes.