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Line 1: {{also\|número uno}} ==English== ===Etymology=== From either {{~~etyl~~bor\|iten\|es\|número uno}} or {{~~etyl~~bor\|esen\|it\|numero uno}},. ~~meaning~~{{piecewise ~~“''[[~~doublet\|en\|number]] [[one~~]]''”~~}}. ===Noun=== {{en-noun\|sgnolinkhead=~~[[numero]] [[uno]]~~1}} # {{lb\|en\|informal}} The most [[important]] of a group. #: {{syn\|en\|Thesaurus:important person}} # {{lb\|en\|informal}} ~~{{l\|en\|~~[[oneself\|Oneself}}]], especially one’s own ~~{{l\|en\|interests}}~~[[interest]]s. #: ''{{ux\|en\|In his business ventures, he always looks after '''numero uno'''.''}} ====Related terms==== ~~[[Category:en:One]]~~ * {{l\|en\|look out for number one}} {{C\|en\|One}} ~~[[it:numero uno]]~~ ==Italian== ===Noun=== {{head\|it\|noun\|g=m}} # the [[first]] in a [[series]], or the most [[important]] in a [[group]] ====Derived terms==== * {{l\|it\|nemico pubblico numero uno}}