0 not more than a particular size or amount -- tylko, zaledwie
It'll only take a few minutes.
She's only fifteen.
1 not anyone or anything else -- tylko, jedynie
2 used to mean that something happened very recently -- właśnie
She's only just finished writing it.
3 used to say that one thing is true and another thing is true too, especially a surprising thing -- nie tylko ... ale (jeszcze)
5 used to introduce a statement that explains why something you have just said cannot happen or is not completely true -- ale, tylko że
But this is only the first stage of the argument.
The only variable significantly to differentiate between the two groups (p 0.05) was year of study.
Only four had more than two children and eight had only one.
In the first, basic income is the only instrument.
The past perfect and the conditional tense, on the other hand, can only be used as relative tenses.
Second, we must only manipulate the independent variables.
Only a specialist can both recognise and interpret them.
This idea is attractive in the abstract only.
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