一本

one book

→ 一
phrase Common #1,845
one book 一本 is used with books: 一 means “one,” and 本 is the measure word for books.
CH: 我买了一本新书。
EN: I bought one new book.

你也带了一本吗

Did you bring one too?

— 死亡诗社 (1989)

生活并没有给我们一本指南

Life doesn’t come with a guidebook.

— 水瓶座 (2016)

哪一本?

Which one?

— 野蛮入侵 (2003)

我需要一本阿根廷护照

I need an Argentine passport.

— 伯纳德行动 (2007)

但现在我想写本书……一本真正的书

But now I want to write a book… a real book.

— 两生花 (1991)

一本好书在手,我们不必孤单。

With a good book in hand, we never have to feel alone.

我找到一本她的日记

I found one of her diaries.

— 绝美之城 (2013)

她编造了一本日记

She made up a diary.

— 唐人街探案 (2015)

我们需要一本护照来办手续

We need a passport to complete the paperwork.

— 维多利亚 (2015)

那个老人,这么说吧,是一本活字典。

That old man is, so to speak, a living dictionary.

你从没读完过一本你喜欢的书?

Have you never finished a book you liked?

— 阿黛尔的生活 (2013)

“差不多每一本都能。”

Almost every single one can.

为什么你买了一本那么贵的词典?

Why did you buy such an expensive dictionary?

前几天我发现了一本我父亲写的书。

A few days ago, I discovered a book written by my father.

我很惊讶我们居然还有其中任何一本。

I’m surprised we still have any of them.

我一本都没读过!

I haven't read a single one!

— 阿黛尔的生活 (2013)

任何一本杂志都行。

Any magazine will do.

我总是在离手不远的地方放一本字典。

I always keep a dictionary close at hand.

他想得到一本新的字典。

He wants to get a new dictionary.

我需要一本字典。

I need a dictionary.