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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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inglés
español
español

I. so1 [ingl. am. soʊ, ingl. brit. səʊ] ADV.

1.1. so (very, to a great extent):

so before adj. or adv.
so with verb
I'm so, so tired
I love him so

1.2. so (as much as that):

so before adj. or adv.
so with verb

1.3. so in comparisons:

1.4. so (such a):

so

2.1. so (up to a certain point, limit):

2.2. so (unspecified amount):

2.3. so (the amount indicated):

2.4. so:

or so

3. so (with clauses of result or purpose):

so … (that)
tanque
so confused was she that liter.
soas to + infin I'm not so stupid as to believe him

4.1. so (thus, in this way):

si te apetece esp Esp.

4.2. so (as stated):

so
that is so form.
not so
not so

4.3. so (as desired):

4.4. so:

and so on or and so forth
and so on and so forth

5.1. so replacing clause, phrase, word:

I got a bit dirtyso I see
I told you so
why so?

5.2. so (contradicting):

6.1. so with v. aux. (also, equally):

6.2. so with v. aux. (indeed):

you promisedso I did!

7.1. so (indicating pause or transition):

so

7.2. so (introducing new topic):

7.3. so (querying, eliciting information):

so now what do we do?

7.4. so (summarizing, concluding):

so

7.5. so (expressing surprised reaction):

so
so

7.6. so (challenging):

so what?
¿y qué?

II. so1 [ingl. am. soʊ, ingl. brit. səʊ] CONJ.

1.1. so in clauses of purpose or result:

1.2. so in clauses of purpose or result:

so as to + infin
para +  infin

2. so (therefore, consequently):

so
so
so there!

3. so (in parallel processes):

as … so, (just) as she loves it, so I detest it

so3 SUST.

so → soh

soh [ingl. am. soʊ, ingl. brit. səʊ] SUST. MÚS.

sol m

SO, S/O SUST. ingl. brit.

SO → standing order

standing order SUST.

1. standing order (rule of procedure):

2.1. standing order (with bank):

standing order ingl. brit.

2.2. standing order (with supplier):

I. so-so [ingl. am. ˈsoʊ ˈˌsoʊ, ingl. brit. səʊˈsəʊ] ADJ. coloq.

so-so
así así coloq.
so-so
así asá coloq.
so-so
what's that novel like? — oh, so-so
¿qué tal es esa novela? — ni fu ni fa coloq.

II. so-so [ingl. am. ˈsoʊ ˈˌsoʊ, ingl. brit. səʊˈsəʊ] ADV. coloq.

so-so
así así coloq.
so-so
así asá coloq.
so-so
so-so

so-and-so [ingl. am. ˈsoʊ ən ˌsoʊ, ingl. brit. ˈsəʊənsəʊ] SUST. coloq.

1. so-and-so (unspecified person):

so-and-so U sin art.
Mr So-and-so
Mrs So-and-so
so-and-so wants this, so-and-so wants that

2. so-and-so C (unpleasant person) eufem.:

you so-and-sos!
you so-and-sos!
you so-and-sos!
¡tales para cuales! Méx.
you so-and-sos!
¡tales por cuales! Chile

say-so [ingl. am. ˈseɪ ˌsoʊ, ingl. brit.] SUST. sin pl. coloq.

say-so

so-called [ingl. am. ˈsoʊ ˈˌkɔld, ingl. brit.] ADJ. usu atrbv.

1. so-called (commonly named):

2. so-called (indicating skeptical attitude):

so-called expert/do-gooder
so-called expert/do-gooder

so long INTERJ. coloq.

so long
so long

oh-so [ingl. am. ˈoʊsoʊ, ingl. brit.] ADV. hum.

oh-so
español
español
inglés
inglés
so-and-so coloq.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. so [səʊ, ingl. am. soʊ] ADV.

1. so (in the same way):

so
so
so did/do I

2. so (like that):

so
is that so?
just [or quite] so!
¡eso es!

3. so (to such a degree):

so
so
so late
would you be so kind as to ...?

4. so (in order that):

so

5. so (as a result):

so

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and so on [or forth]
or so

II. so [səʊ, ingl. am. soʊ] CONJ.

1. so (therefore):

so

2. so coloq. (and afterwards):

so (then) he told me ...

3. so (summing up):

so
so what?
¿y qué?
so now, ...
so, I was saying ...

III. so [səʊ, ingl. am. soʊ] INTERJ.

I. so-so [ˈsəʊsəʊ, ingl. am. ˈsoʊsoʊ] coloq. ADJ.

so-so

II. so-so [ˈsəʊsəʊ, ingl. am. ˈsoʊsoʊ] coloq. ADV.

so-so
so-so

so-and-so [ˈsəʊənsəʊ, ingl. am. ˈsoʊənsoʊ] SUST. coloq.

1. so-and-so:

so-and-so (person)
so-and-so (thing)

2. so-and-so pey. (idiot):

so-and-so
Mr so-and-so

say-so [ˈseɪsəʊ, ingl. am. -soʊ] SUST. sin pl. coloq.

1. say-so (approval):

say-so
to have sb's say-so

2. say-so (assertion):

say-so

so-called [ˌsəʊˈkɔ:ld, ingl. am. ˌsoʊˈkɑ:ld] ADJ.

Entrada de OpenDict

so that CONJ.

more so
español
español
inglés
inglés
so-and-so
so
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. so [soʊ] ADV.

1. so (in the same way):

so
so
so did/do I

2. so (like that):

so
is that so?

3. so (to such a degree):

so
so
so late
would you be so kind as to...?

4. so (in order that):

so

5. so (as a result):

so

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and so on [or forth]
or so

II. so [soʊ] CONJ.

1. so (therefore):

so

2. so coloq. (and afterwards):

so (then) he told me...

3. so (summing up):

so
so what?
¿y qué?
so now, ...
so, as I was saying...

III. so [soʊ] INTERJ.

I. so-so [ˈsoʊ·soʊ] coloq. ADJ.

so-so

II. so-so [ˈsoʊ·soʊ] coloq. ADV.

so-so
so-so

so-and-so [ˈsoʊ·ən·soʊ] SUST. coloq.

so-and-so (person)
so-and-so (thing)

so-called [ˌsoʊ·ˈkɔld] ADJ.

say-so [ˈseɪ·soʊ] SUST. coloq.

1. say-so (authority):

say-so

2. say-so (approval):

say-so

3. say-so (assertion):

say-so
español
español
inglés
inglés
so-and-so
so

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