so
adverb
uk
/səʊ/ us
/soʊ/so adverb (VERY)
- He's so unreliable.
- It was so kind of you.
- I'm so tired.
- He's so gorgeous.
- She's so tall.
so adverb (SAME WAY)
B1
so adverb (MENTIONED EARLIER)
- alternate
- alternatively
- bargain
- bargain something away
- behalf
- change over
- compensation
- instead of
- lieu
- make up for something
- name
- novate
- someone's answer to someone/something idiom
- spell
- step into the breach idiom
- sub out something
- substitutability
- substitutable
- substitute
- substitution
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so adverb (IN THIS WAY)
in this way, or like this:
used when you are showing how something is done:
- a means to an end idiom
- actively
- aid
- another
- avenue
- bases
- basis
- formula
- media
- method
- methodological
- methodologically
- procedure
- standard operating procedure
- strategy
- styleless
- stylistic
- stylistically
- thus
- vehicle
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Gramatyka
Przysłowia
so
conjunction
uk
/səʊ/ us
/soʊ/so conjunction (SENTENCE BEGINNING)
A2
used at the beginning of a sentence to connect it with something that has been said or has happened previously:
A2
A2
used to refer to a discovery that you have just made:
So that's what he does when I'm not around!
So, here we are again - just you and me.
A2
used before you introduce a subject of conversation that is of present interest, especially when you are asking a question:
informal
so conjunction (THEREFORE)
Gramatyka
so
conjunction, adverb
uk
/səʊ/ us
/soʊ/B1
[ + (that) ] I deliberately didn't have lunch so (that) I would be hungry tonight.
so as to
Zobacz więcej so as not to
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so
adjective
uk
/səʊ/ us
/soʊ/