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1. Oxford Dictionary

   so

   • IPA[səʊ]

   英式

   • adv.
     to such a great extent；extremely; very much (used for emphasis)
   • conj.
     and for this reason; therefore；with the result that
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   adv.

   副詞

   • 1. to such a great extent the words tumbled out so fast that I could barely hear them don't look so worried
   • ▪ extremely; very much (used for emphasis) she looked so pretty I do love it so
   • ▪ informal used to emphasize a clause or negative statement that's so not fair you are so going to regret this
   • ▪ informal used with a gesture to indicate size the bird was about so long
   • 2. to the same extent (used in comparisons) he isn't so bad as you'd think help without which he would not have done so well
   • 3. referring back to something previously mentioned.
   • ▪ that is the case if she notices, she never says so I hear that you're a writer—is that so?
   • ▪ similarly; and also times have changed and so have I
   • ▪ expressing agreement ‘There's another one.’ ‘So there is.’
   • ▪ Irish used for emphasis in a formula added at the end of a statement your old man was the salt of the earth, so he was
   • ▪ informal used to emphatically contradict a negative statement it is so!
   • 4. in the way described or demonstrated; thus hold your arms so so it was that he was still a bachelor

   conj.

   連接詞

   • 1. and for this reason; therefore it was still painful so I went to see a specialist you know I'm telling the truth, so don't interrupt
   • ▪ with the result that it was overgrown with brambles, so that I had difficulty making any progress
   • 2. with the aim that; in order that they whisper to each other so that no one else can hear
   • 3. and then; as the next step and so to the final
   • 4. introducing a question so, what did you do today?
   • ▪ introducing a question following on from what was said previously so what did he do about it?
   • ▪ informal why should that be considered significant? ‘He came into the shop this morning.’ ‘So?’ so what if he failed?
   • 5. introducing a statement which is followed by a defensive comment so I like keeping track of things—what's wrong with that?
   • 6. introducing a concluding statement so that's that
   • 7. in the same way; correspondingly just as bad money drives out good, so does bad art drive out the good

   -so

   • comb.
     equivalent to -soever

   Oxford American Dictionary

   So.

   • abbr
     South.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   -so

   • comb.
     equivalent to -soever

   Oxford Dictionary

   So.

   • abbr
     South.

   Oxford Dictionary

   say-so

   • n.
     the power or act of deciding or allowing something: no new employees come into the organization without his say-so

   Oxford Dictionary

   so-called

   • adj.
     used to show that something or someone is commonly designated by the name or term specified: next on the list are so-called “soft” chemicals like phosphorous acid

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   片語

   • and so on
   • just so much
   • not so much — as —
   • only so much
   • so as to do something
   • so be it
   • so long
   • so many
   • so much as
   • so much for
   • so much so that
   • so to speak
3. • 更多解釋

   so

   • IPA[sō]

   美式

   • adv.
     to such a great extent: the words tumbled out so fast that I could barely hear them don't look so worried
   • conj.
     and for this reason; therefore: it was still painful so I went to see a specialist you know I'm telling the truth, so don't interrupt

   Oxford American Dictionary

   so

   • n.
     variant spelling of soh

   Oxford Dictionary

   so

   • IPA[sō]

   美式

   • n.
     alternate spelling of soh

   Oxford American Dictionary