verb
to compare; to pair (ddu~a)
adj
first-born con so first-born child
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so /ˈsoʊ/
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* Các từ tương tự:
so bì, so dây, so đo, so đọ, so đũa, so kè, so le, so màu, so sánh
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(Mỹ) viết tắt South[ern]miền Nam;[ở miền] nam
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so-and-so, so-called, so-so, soak, soakage, soaked, soaker, soaking, soaking wet
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adverbto a degree that is suggested or statedThe play was impressive(all) the more so [=it was even more impressive] because the students had written it themselves.There has always been an interest in genetic cloning, but never more so than in recent years. - often + thatThe library is so large (that) you could get lost in it. - often used with as when making a comparison, when giving an example of some quality, or when describing someone or somethingSailing is not so much a science as an art. [=sailing is more of an art than a science] - see also so much as (below)to a great degree :very or extremelyWhen this sense of so is used before an adjective alone, it is considered informal.c informal :without any doubt - used to make a statement more forcefulHer hairstyle is so 1980s. [=it's out of date and looks like the hairstyles that were popular in the 1980s]to a definite but not specified amountThere is only so much negative criticism a person can take. [=a person can only take a certain amount of negative criticism]in the same wayin the way that is stated or suggestedinformal :most certainlyand so forthor and so onand other things often of the same or similar kindeven soxem evenever soxem everevery so oftenxem everyhow soxem hownever so much asxem neverso farxem farso help me (God)xem helpso longxem longso muchan amount, price, etc., that is not stated or knownso much asused after a negative word (such as not or a contraction of not) to stress the smallness of an amount or effortso much forinformalused to say that everything that can be said about or done with something or someone has been said or doneused to say that something has endedso much so (that)to the extent thatThe twins look alikeso much so that even their parents sometimes confuse them. [=the twins look so alike that even their parents sometimes confuse them]so much the betterxem betterso to speakxem speakpronounused to refer to something that has just been stated or suggestedIf they insist on going, so be it. [=if they insist on going, they will go, and there is nothing I can do to stop them]if I may say soxem sayor soused to say that a number, amount, etc., is not exactconjunctionfor that reason :and thereforeused to say the reason for somethingused in speech to introduce a statement or questionused in speech to say in a somewhat rude or annoyed way that something is unimportantShe has a glass of wine now and thenso what? = So what if she has a glass of wine now and then? [=why should anyone object if she has a glass of wine now and then?]used in speech to say that you have just become aware of someone or somethingso asxem asso far asxem farso long asxem longadjectivenot used before a nounagreeing with actual facts :truejust soxem justnoun[noncount] music :sol
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SO, So., soak, soaked, soaking, so-and-so, soap, soap opera, soap powder