Pronunciation: /baʊt/
noun a short period of intense activity or excitement
A1 I'll tell you a little 'bout my trip to the beach last weekend.
A2 She's been talking 'bout her new job all day.
B1 Let's have a chat 'bout our plans for the upcoming holiday.
B2 The book provides information 'bout the history of the country.
C1 The documentary offers an in-depth analysis 'bout climate change.
C2 The lecture delved into a complex discussion 'bout quantum mechanics.
preposition used to indicate the purpose or reason for something
A1 I'm going to the store 'bout some milk.
A2 She's thinking 'bout what to wear to the party.
B1 I need to talk to you 'bout an important matter.
B2 He's always bragging 'bout his accomplishments.
C1 The article talks 'bout the impact of technology on society.
C2 The book delves 'bout the complexities of human nature.
formal Let's have a discussion about the matter at hand.
informal I heard you were talking bout me behind my back.
slang I'm thinking bout hitting up that new burger joint for lunch.
figurative He's been carrying around a heavy heart for bout a year now.
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