one-track
one-track
Definition
one·-track (wun′trak′)
adjective
- having a single track
- ☆ Informal able or willing to deal with only one thing at a time; limited in scope a one-track mind
one-track
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- mind: Dr. Attwood describes AS learners as having a one-track mind, in that they tend to approach a problem in only one way.
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