Adjective complement with noun phrase

• have: All the organizers had a busy day one-way or another but there was plenty of compliments at the end of the event.

Modifies a noun

• valve: Check rubber flexible brake pipes, they can rot from the inside & act like a one-way valve.

• street: In a one-way street, you may overtake on either side.

• fare: Its one-way fare from Gatwick to Newark on the less fashionable New Jersey side of New York was £ 99.

• ticket: They could also be a one-way ticket to the divorce courts.

• liner: Putting a Diaper On Place a fleece or paper one-way liner inside the diaper.

• hash: To ensure your privacy, the hardware identifier is created by what is known as a " one-way hash " .

Modifying Another Word

• largely: The process appears remorseless and, if you are a manufacturer, largely one-way.

• all: Actually, 97 % of my links are all one-way links ( links pointing to my site ).

• only: Second, there is no reciprocity in the WWW: a link is usually only one-way.

• just: But friendship's not just one-way - your friend must do the same.

• not: It's not one-way traffic, there's an email address to contact the author.

• strictly: At first, he thought the paths might be strictly one-way.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Norfolk Street will temporarily become one-way from its junction with Arundel Gate to George Street during the construction work.

• make: Side roads have been closed or made one-way purely to prevent incoming traffic circumventing the obstructions.