so-so
英 [ˈsəusəu] 美 [ˈsoˈso]

adj.& adv.

不好不坏的（地），一般的（地）；马虎虎的（地）；不怎么样；

英英释义

so-so[ 'səusəu ]

• adj.being neither good nor bad

  "a so-so golfer"; "feeling only so-so"

  同义词：indifferent

• adv.in an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner

  同义词：acceptablytolerably

词组短语

just so-so马马虎虎

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. It was all so different from his ordinary routine.
   这跟他平常的生活程序多么不一样啊！
2. The police thought they were dealing with a ordinary robbery case,but it was not so simple as first looked.
   警方认为他们在处理一起平常的抢劫案，可是事情并非初看上去那么简单。
3. I did not do my duty with the regiment so bad.
   我在军队里就混得不坏。
4. The thing is not so bad,only it is a bit too dear.
   东西倒不坏，就是太贵了些。

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