Word
so-so
/ˈsoʊˌsoʊ/
adverb
一般般;马马虎虎;尚可
核心释义
多用于口语,表示还算可以但不出色
in a way that is acceptable but not very good
- 1.
尚可的
in an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner
尚可的;平常地;还过得去地;马马虎虎地;一般地
用法In use
She performed so-so in the interview, so she didn't get the job.
用法提示:副词 so-so 修饰动词 performed,表示“表现尚可但不出色”。
The new player did so-so in his first game, showing some promise but making mistakes.
用法提示:副词 so-so 修饰动词 did,表示“以可接受但不突出的方式”。
He writes so-so, but his ideas are always interesting.
用法提示:副词 so-so 修饰动词 writes,表示“写得还可以,不算出色”。
verb + so-so
He performed so-so in the competition.
他在比赛中表现一般。
standalone response
常用于非正式回答。
相关词与表达Connections
学习提示Learner notes
语法说明Grammar Note
用于口语,一般放在句末,表示‘一般般、马马虎虎’。
用法优先级Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1,建议结合例句记忆,而不是只背中文释义。
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