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🔑soso1 /soʊ / adverb - (used to emphasize an adjective or adverb, especially when there is a particular result) to the extent (that); to a great degree（强调形容词或副词）这么，那么，如此◆She's so sick (that) she can't get out of bed.她病得很重，无法下床。◆He was driving so fast that he couldn't stop.他车开得太快，停不下来。◆I haven't enjoyed myself so much in years.我好多年都没玩得这么开心了。◆So many people came to the concert that some couldn't get in.来听音乐会的人太多了，结果有些人进不去。➨ WHICH WORD？词语辨析So or such? * so 还是 such？You use such before a noun, or before a noun that has an adjective in front of it. * such 用于名词或前面有形容词的名词之前This room is such a mess!这房间太乱了！It was such a cold night that we stayed at home.那天夜里太冷，于是我们就待在家里了。You use so before an adjective that is used without a noun. * so 用于不带名词的形容词之前Don't be so silly.不要那么犯傻了。It was so cold we stayed at home.天太冷，于是我们就待在家里了。
- (informal) very非常；十分◆You've been so nice. How can I thank you?你一直很友善，我该怎么感谢你呢？◆Rob is so cute!罗布真可爱！◆That is so disgusting!那太恶心了！◆Thanks so much!非常感谢！
- used in place of something that has been said already, to avoid repeating it（用以代替说过的话，避免重复）这样，如此◆Are you flying in? If so (= if you are flying), I can meet you at the airport.你是乘飞机过来吗？如果是，我可以到机场接你。◆“I failed, didn't I?” “I'm afraid so, Susan.”“我没及格，是吗？”“恐怕是这样，苏珊。”◆I hear that you're a writer – is that so (= is that true)?听说你是作家，是这样吗？
- (not with verbs in the negative不与动词的否定式连用) also; too也◆He's a teacher and so is his wife.他是教师，他妻子也是。◆“I've been to New York.” “So have I.”“我去过纽约。”“我也去过。”◆I like singing and so does Helen.我喜欢唱歌，海伦也喜欢。 ➡ look at neither2
- used to show that you agree that something is true, especially when you are surprised（尤指感到惊讶并表示同意）的确如此◆“It's getting late.” “So it is. We'd better go.”“天色越来越晚了。”“还真是。我们最好走吧。”
 ●and so on (and so forth)used at the end of a list to show that it continues in the same way…等等；诸如此类◆They sell pens, pencils, paper, and so on.他们出售钢笔、铅笔、纸张等等。●I told you soused to tell someone that he / she should have listened to your advice我早跟你说过◆“I missed the bus.” “I told you so. I said you needed to leave earlier.”“我没赶上公共汽车。”“我提醒过你，我说你应该早点出发。”●it (just) so happens(used to introduce a surprising fact) by chance（引出令人吃惊的事实）碰巧◆It just so happened that we were going the same way, so he gave me a ride.碰巧我们同路，所以他就让我搭了他的便车。●just soneat and correct; exactly as it should be一点不错；正是如此●or soused to show that a number, time, etc. is not exact大约；…左右；…上下◆A hundred or so people came to the meeting.有一百来人参加了会议。●so as to do sth (formal) with the intention of doing something; in order to do something为了做某事；以便做某事◆We must change the law so as to improve its effectiveness.我们必须更改这一法律以便提高它的效力。◆They moved silently so as not to scare the animals.为了不吓着动物，他们悄悄地走。●so long (informal) goodbye再见◆So long! See you next week!再会！下星期见！●so much for sthused for expressing that something is finished or not helpful…到此为止；别再提了◆So much for that diet! I didn't lose any weight at all.别再提那个饮食减肥法了！我的体重根本没减。
🔑soso2 /soʊ / conjunction - with the result that; therefore所以；因此◆She felt very tired, so she went to bed early.她感到非常疲惫，所以早早就上床睡觉了。
- so (that) with the purpose that; in order that为了；以便◆She wore dark glasses so that no one would recognize her.为了让人认不出，她戴了墨镜。
- used to introduce a new topic into a conversation（引出新话题）那么◆So, Jason, how's it going in school?那么，贾森，你在学校过得怎么样？
- used to show how one part of a story follows another（表示故事的发展）◆So that's how I first met your mother.我就是这样第一次遇见你母亲的。
●so what?●so? (informal) (showing that you think something is not important) Why should I care?（认为某事不重要）那又怎么样，谁在乎◆“It's late.” “So what? We don't have to go to school tomorrow.”“时候不早了。”“那又怎么样？我们明天不必上学。” |