Definition of so-and-so in English:

so-and-so

nounPlural so-and-sos ˈsəʊənsəʊˈsoʊ ən ˌsoʊ

1A person or thing whose name the speaker does not need to specify or does not know or remember.
let's have so-and-so as a speaker on Tuesday
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a subject that everyone seemed to be talking about these days - who liked who, who was going to go out, who said that so-and-so liked so-and-so… but Greg had never asked me before and for some reason I was not sure how to answer.
- I pouted and folded my arms again, energy sapped because a certain so-and-so decided to shoot down my enthusiasm.
- I'm always a little suspicious of such claims… and not just because it seems quite possible for someone to take an old piece of clothing and claim that so-and-so wore it in such-and-such a film.
- Do I have to remember so-and-so's phone number?
- My name is so-and-so and I tried to kill myself by doing this!
- So you have people saying, well, we have to trust these people because Lady so-and-so or Lord so-and-so have seen this thing.
- They have whispering campaigns without including so-and-so, making sure so-and-so knows about it.
- I want to know people that you can pick up the phone to, and say, ‘Do you remember so-and-so?’
- I have also seen many names such as so-and-so real estate advisory company or management advisory company.
- Yeah, I remember when so-and-so left a dead fish in my locker.
- I always find it so interesting to note how different personalities play together, and how one personality might find so-and-so a perfect match whilst another personality might find the same so-and-so intensely irritating!
- Not surprisingly, given the litigious times in which we live, most writers turn coy when quizzed about whether so-and-so was the model for a character.
- From there, it pretty much boils down to so-and-so begot so-and-so, with certain offspring taking the high road while others took the low.
- Meanwhile so-and-so has to come to school, and do you think he doesn't know what people are saying behind his back?
1. 1.1informal A person who is disliked or is considered to have a particular characteristic, typically an unfavourable one.
  nosy old so-and-so!
  Example sentencesExamples
  He's a tough so-and-so, and he'll figure out how to do it.
  Well, what about their statement as they leave the building, saying that he had spoken softly and what a smart so-and-so he was.
  People would call him a lucky so-and-so, but he had skill and application and he was very, very clever.
  But, being the conniving old so-and-so he is, he went one better.
  Are the world's leading recording companies a bunch of spoiled, ungrateful, money-grabbing so-and-sos or what?
  When I see my team-mates in the bar after a game I sometimes wonder if they are saying it's about time that old so-and-so gave up.
  I appreciate that I've been a bit of a so-and-so, but you've made your point and I will try to be different.
  But my table companions were disappointed when it came to dessert and they found that the trifle had been completely gobbled up by some greedy so-and-sos who were there earlier in the evening.
  Presumably that's because he knows all about being bossed around by a miserable old so-and-so that everyone wishes would retire.
  My current gardener is a lazy so-and-so and I'm sorely tempted to give him his marching orders.
  He knew I was a determined so-and-so, and he knew what buttons to press to get the best out of me.
  But they're bright little so-and-sos, both of them, and he knows as well as she does that he will never be enough to make her happy.
  And we thought, well, poor so-and-sos, they're in the same kind of muck as we are.
  He used to be such a good sport, but now he's a grumpy old so-and-so.
  Ask people what they think of politicians and most will reply that they are a bunch of lying, cheating, self-interested so-and-sos.
  You can imagine, then, how annoyed I am to find out that the so-and-sos have double-crossed me: the decent thing I thought they were doing was in fact an unspeakably sleazy trick that makes sense only as part of a cover-up.
  There is the ever present, ‘Should I leave so-and-so because I think he's a son of a so-and-so?’
  He might be a groovy so-and-so who just happens to think you're hot.
  It is unlikely that I would have phoned up for tickets if I wasn't a contrary so-and-so.
  And dammit we don't need to do that to be well armed or be the baddest so-and-so in the valley.

Definition of so-and-so in US English:

so-and-so

nounˈsō ən ˌsōˈsoʊ ən ˌsoʊ

1A person or thing whose name the speaker does not need to specify or does not know or remember.
Example sentencesExamples
- Do I have to remember so-and-so's phone number?
- My name is so-and-so and I tried to kill myself by doing this!
- I'm always a little suspicious of such claims… and not just because it seems quite possible for someone to take an old piece of clothing and claim that so-and-so wore it in such-and-such a film.
- Not surprisingly, given the litigious times in which we live, most writers turn coy when quizzed about whether so-and-so was the model for a character.
- I have also seen many names such as so-and-so real estate advisory company or management advisory company.
- They have whispering campaigns without including so-and-so, making sure so-and-so knows about it.
- From there, it pretty much boils down to so-and-so begot so-and-so, with certain offspring taking the high road while others took the low.
- I pouted and folded my arms again, energy sapped because a certain so-and-so decided to shoot down my enthusiasm.
- It was a subject that everyone seemed to be talking about these days - who liked who, who was going to go out, who said that so-and-so liked so-and-so… but Greg had never asked me before and for some reason I was not sure how to answer.
- I always find it so interesting to note how different personalities play together, and how one personality might find so-and-so a perfect match whilst another personality might find the same so-and-so intensely irritating!
- So you have people saying, well, we have to trust these people because Lady so-and-so or Lord so-and-so have seen this thing.
- I want to know people that you can pick up the phone to, and say, ‘Do you remember so-and-so?’
- Meanwhile so-and-so has to come to school, and do you think he doesn't know what people are saying behind his back?
- Yeah, I remember when so-and-so left a dead fish in my locker.
1. 1.1informal A person who is disliked or is considered to have a particular characteristic, typically an unfavorable one.
  nosy old so-and-so!
  Example sentencesExamples
  And dammit we don't need to do that to be well armed or be the baddest so-and-so in the valley.
  He used to be such a good sport, but now he's a grumpy old so-and-so.
  It is unlikely that I would have phoned up for tickets if I wasn't a contrary so-and-so.
  He's a tough so-and-so, and he'll figure out how to do it.
  Well, what about their statement as they leave the building, saying that he had spoken softly and what a smart so-and-so he was.
  He knew I was a determined so-and-so, and he knew what buttons to press to get the best out of me.
  Ask people what they think of politicians and most will reply that they are a bunch of lying, cheating, self-interested so-and-sos.
  Presumably that's because he knows all about being bossed around by a miserable old so-and-so that everyone wishes would retire.
  He might be a groovy so-and-so who just happens to think you're hot.
  But they're bright little so-and-sos, both of them, and he knows as well as she does that he will never be enough to make her happy.
  My current gardener is a lazy so-and-so and I'm sorely tempted to give him his marching orders.
  People would call him a lucky so-and-so, but he had skill and application and he was very, very clever.
  Are the world's leading recording companies a bunch of spoiled, ungrateful, money-grabbing so-and-sos or what?
  I appreciate that I've been a bit of a so-and-so, but you've made your point and I will try to be different.
  You can imagine, then, how annoyed I am to find out that the so-and-sos have double-crossed me: the decent thing I thought they were doing was in fact an unspeakably sleazy trick that makes sense only as part of a cover-up.
  But, being the conniving old so-and-so he is, he went one better.
  When I see my team-mates in the bar after a game I sometimes wonder if they are saying it's about time that old so-and-so gave up.
  And we thought, well, poor so-and-sos, they're in the same kind of muck as we are.
  There is the ever present, ‘Should I leave so-and-so because I think he's a son of a so-and-so?’
  But my table companions were disappointed when it came to dessert and they found that the trifle had been completely gobbled up by some greedy so-and-sos who were there earlier in the evening.

单词	so-and-so
释义	Definition of so-and-so in English: so-and-so nounPlural so-and-sos ˈsəʊənsəʊˈsoʊ ən ˌsoʊ 1A person or thing whose name the speaker does not need to specify or does not know or remember. let's have so-and-so as a speaker on Tuesday Example sentencesExamples It was a subject that everyone seemed to be talking about these days - who liked who, who was going to go out, who said that so-and-so liked so-and-so… but Greg had never asked me before and for some reason I was not sure how to answer. I pouted and folded my arms again, energy sapped because a certain so-and-so decided to shoot down my enthusiasm. I'm always a little suspicious of such claims… and not just because it seems quite possible for someone to take an old piece of clothing and claim that so-and-so wore it in such-and-such a film. Do I have to remember so-and-so's phone number? My name is so-and-so and I tried to kill myself by doing this! So you have people saying, well, we have to trust these people because Lady so-and-so or Lord so-and-so have seen this thing. They have whispering campaigns without including so-and-so, making sure so-and-so knows about it. I want to know people that you can pick up the phone to, and say, ‘Do you remember so-and-so?’ I have also seen many names such as so-and-so real estate advisory company or management advisory company. Yeah, I remember when so-and-so left a dead fish in my locker. I always find it so interesting to note how different personalities play together, and how one personality might find so-and-so a perfect match whilst another personality might find the same so-and-so intensely irritating! Not surprisingly, given the litigious times in which we live, most writers turn coy when quizzed about whether so-and-so was the model for a character. From there, it pretty much boils down to so-and-so begot so-and-so, with certain offspring taking the high road while others took the low. Meanwhile so-and-so has to come to school, and do you think he doesn't know what people are saying behind his back? 1.1informal A person who is disliked or is considered to have a particular characteristic, typically an unfavourable one. nosy old so-and-so! Example sentencesExamples He's a tough so-and-so, and he'll figure out how to do it. Well, what about their statement as they leave the building, saying that he had spoken softly and what a smart so-and-so he was. People would call him a lucky so-and-so, but he had skill and application and he was very, very clever. But, being the conniving old so-and-so he is, he went one better. Are the world's leading recording companies a bunch of spoiled, ungrateful, money-grabbing so-and-sos or what? When I see my team-mates in the bar after a game I sometimes wonder if they are saying it's about time that old so-and-so gave up. I appreciate that I've been a bit of a so-and-so, but you've made your point and I will try to be different. But my table companions were disappointed when it came to dessert and they found that the trifle had been completely gobbled up by some greedy so-and-sos who were there earlier in the evening. Presumably that's because he knows all about being bossed around by a miserable old so-and-so that everyone wishes would retire. My current gardener is a lazy so-and-so and I'm sorely tempted to give him his marching orders. He knew I was a determined so-and-so, and he knew what buttons to press to get the best out of me. But they're bright little so-and-sos, both of them, and he knows as well as she does that he will never be enough to make her happy. And we thought, well, poor so-and-sos, they're in the same kind of muck as we are. He used to be such a good sport, but now he's a grumpy old so-and-so. Ask people what they think of politicians and most will reply that they are a bunch of lying, cheating, self-interested so-and-sos. You can imagine, then, how annoyed I am to find out that the so-and-sos have double-crossed me: the decent thing I thought they were doing was in fact an unspeakably sleazy trick that makes sense only as part of a cover-up. There is the ever present, ‘Should I leave so-and-so because I think he's a son of a so-and-so?’ He might be a groovy so-and-so who just happens to think you're hot. It is unlikely that I would have phoned up for tickets if I wasn't a contrary so-and-so. And dammit we don't need to do that to be well armed or be the baddest so-and-so in the valley. Definition of so-and-so in US English: so-and-so nounˈsō ən ˌsōˈsoʊ ən ˌsoʊ 1A person or thing whose name the speaker does not need to specify or does not know or remember. Example sentencesExamples Do I have to remember so-and-so's phone number? My name is so-and-so and I tried to kill myself by doing this! I'm always a little suspicious of such claims… and not just because it seems quite possible for someone to take an old piece of clothing and claim that so-and-so wore it in such-and-such a film. Not surprisingly, given the litigious times in which we live, most writers turn coy when quizzed about whether so-and-so was the model for a character. I have also seen many names such as so-and-so real estate advisory company or management advisory company. They have whispering campaigns without including so-and-so, making sure so-and-so knows about it. From there, it pretty much boils down to so-and-so begot so-and-so, with certain offspring taking the high road while others took the low. I pouted and folded my arms again, energy sapped because a certain so-and-so decided to shoot down my enthusiasm. It was a subject that everyone seemed to be talking about these days - who liked who, who was going to go out, who said that so-and-so liked so-and-so… but Greg had never asked me before and for some reason I was not sure how to answer. I always find it so interesting to note how different personalities play together, and how one personality might find so-and-so a perfect match whilst another personality might find the same so-and-so intensely irritating! So you have people saying, well, we have to trust these people because Lady so-and-so or Lord so-and-so have seen this thing. I want to know people that you can pick up the phone to, and say, ‘Do you remember so-and-so?’ Meanwhile so-and-so has to come to school, and do you think he doesn't know what people are saying behind his back? Yeah, I remember when so-and-so left a dead fish in my locker. 1.1informal A person who is disliked or is considered to have a particular characteristic, typically an unfavorable one. nosy old so-and-so! Example sentencesExamples And dammit we don't need to do that to be well armed or be the baddest so-and-so in the valley. He used to be such a good sport, but now he's a grumpy old so-and-so. It is unlikely that I would have phoned up for tickets if I wasn't a contrary so-and-so. He's a tough so-and-so, and he'll figure out how to do it. Well, what about their statement as they leave the building, saying that he had spoken softly and what a smart so-and-so he was. He knew I was a determined so-and-so, and he knew what buttons to press to get the best out of me. Ask people what they think of politicians and most will reply that they are a bunch of lying, cheating, self-interested so-and-sos. Presumably that's because he knows all about being bossed around by a miserable old so-and-so that everyone wishes would retire. He might be a groovy so-and-so who just happens to think you're hot. But they're bright little so-and-sos, both of them, and he knows as well as she does that he will never be enough to make her happy. My current gardener is a lazy so-and-so and I'm sorely tempted to give him his marching orders. People would call him a lucky so-and-so, but he had skill and application and he was very, very clever. Are the world's leading recording companies a bunch of spoiled, ungrateful, money-grabbing so-and-sos or what? I appreciate that I've been a bit of a so-and-so, but you've made your point and I will try to be different. You can imagine, then, how annoyed I am to find out that the so-and-sos have double-crossed me: the decent thing I thought they were doing was in fact an unspeakably sleazy trick that makes sense only as part of a cover-up. But, being the conniving old so-and-so he is, he went one better. When I see my team-mates in the bar after a game I sometimes wonder if they are saying it's about time that old so-and-so gave up. And we thought, well, poor so-and-sos, they're in the same kind of muck as we are. There is the ever present, ‘Should I leave so-and-so because I think he's a son of a so-and-so?’ But my table companions were disappointed when it came to dessert and they found that the trifle had been completely gobbled up by some greedy so-and-sos who were there earlier in the evening.
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