Soho

Pronunciation: /ˈsoʊhoʊ/

Definitions of SOHO

noun a district in New York City known for its trendy restaurants, shops, and art galleries

Example Sentences

A1 I live in a small apartment in Soho.

A2 There are many trendy shops and cafes in Soho.

B1 Soho is known for its vibrant nightlife and artistic community.

B2 The Soho district in London is famous for its fashion boutiques and theaters.

C1 Many tech startups have their offices in Soho due to its central location.

C2 The Soho neighborhood in New York City is a hub for creative industries and media companies.

Examples of SOHO in a Sentence

formal The SOHO district in New York City is known for its trendy boutiques and upscale restaurants.

informal Let's meet up in SOHO for some shopping and lunch.

slang SOHO is the place to be for all the cool kids.

figurative In the bustling city, SOHO is like a little oasis of calm and creativity.

Grammatical Forms of SOHO

• past tense: SOHOed
• plural: SOHOs
• comparative: more SOHO
• superlative: most SOHO
• present tense: SOHO
• future tense: will SOHO
• perfect tense: have SOHOed
• continuous tense: is SOHOing
• singular: SOHO
• positive degree: SOHO
• infinitive: to SOHO
• gerund: SOHOing
• participle: SOHOed

Origin and Evolution of SOHO

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'SOHO' is believed to have originated as a hunting cry used by hunters in the 17th century.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'SOHO' evolved from a hunting cry to a term used to attract attention or signal excitement, especially in urban settings. It is now commonly used in various contexts to draw attention or express enthusiasm.