a; one

each by each; one follow another

One-China policy

one and two, each and every one

alone

one by one

one plays the good guy, the other plays the bad

continuously

one package

one character / five minutes (spoken)

one thing which, one person who

a coin (a dollar, a cent)

the complete amount with not a single coin missing [colloquial]

One percent;1%

the same

one size; free size [written and colloquial]

one station

One Hour

start of something

both parties are willing; one likes to hit whilst the other is willing to suffer [written and colloquial]

a biscuit imprint, which means two people look really alike, usually refers members of the same family

lit. look identical as from the same mold, meaning one share the same looks as another

15 minutes; quarter-hour; literal meaning: a piece of bone; Cantonese slang, derived from the English word 'quarter', the pronunciation of 'quart' sounds similar to the Cantonese pronunciation of '骨' (gwat1)

one or two

to describe a period of time around a month or half a month

stress and confusion due to huge workload

seven characters or words / thirty-five minutes

three sixes [written and colloquial]; the symbolic fee of three dollars sixty required for joining a triad gang [colloquial]

three characters or words / fifteen minutes

three quarters / forty-five minutes (slang)