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The seat where no one steals your armrest or your credit.
means Doing something alone, by yourself, without a partner or group.
from From Italian 'solo' meaning 'alone,' straight from Latin 'solus' (alone, only). It entered English through music, where a 'solo' meant a passage performed by a single voice or instrument — then wandered out of the concert hall to describe any flight, act, or seat for one.
- etymology
- from Latin solus, meaning alone, not lonely
- music origin
- 18th century term for unaccompanied performance
- aviation milestone
- first unassisted flight, the pilot's rite of passage
- travel trend
- fastest growing segment in global tourism industry