another · an additional amount or number) · We'll have to wait another three weeks for the results. · There's still another £100 to pay.

one anotherone anotherEACH OTHERused to say that two or more people or things do the same thing to each other or share a relationship They seem to love one ...

used to say that there are many different types of something, or many possibilities, rather than being specific.

used to refer to the second of two people or things, which is not the one you already have or the one you have already mentioned.

used to introduce something additional that you want to say to someone about a different subject And another thing. You were late for work again this morning.

used when a series of bad or annoying things have happened and something of the same type seems to have just happened again.

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtell me another (one)tell me another (one)BELIEVEused when you do not believe what someone has told you → ...

used to emphasize that something increases more, there is more of something etc Kevin grew still more depressed.

used to say that someone does or will do something somehow, although you are not sure how. One way or the other he always seems to win.

used to talk about a series of similar things or events. Small businesses have been collapsing one after another.