Definition of SoCal in English:

SoCal

nounˈsəʊˌkalˈsōˌkal

mass nounUS informal

Southern California.
the weather is so beautiful here in SoCal
as modifier SoCal surfer dudes
Example sentencesExamples
- SoCal racer chicks can seem a pretty elitist bunch.
- But this winter, one SoCal environmental group is placing its hopes in the power of human ingenuity.
- It helps that I met a couple SoCal women who were nice to me.
- She pauses next to her convertible, soaking up the SoCal sun as the world-famous Hollywood sign beckons in the background.
- They are made of white synthetic, so they do not absorb the heat of the SoCal sun hundreds of feet up as do the darker colors of many climbing shoes.
- Organisers surveyed the impact from last year's wildfires and stormy SoCal winter, and redesigned the course.
- Now living the SoCal life, the future Hall of Famer has grown out his hair into a scruffy mop, cultivated a thick goatee and is more relaxed than ever.
- Musically, things don't deviate from Zevon's tried and true SoCal '70s rock sound except for occasional forays into Irish folk and French pop music.
- The band nailed the dreamy California sound associated with the Eagles or Brian Wilson by spending various parts of the last few years relaxing on SoCal's beaches.
- I'll see you in SoCal.

Origin

Late 19th century (originally as So. Cal.): abbreviation of southern California.

Definition of SoCal in US English:

SoCal

nounˈsōˌkal

US informal

Southern California.
SoCal is the nation's biggest auto market
as modifier typical SoCal punk bands
Example sentencesExamples
- Musically, things don't deviate from Zevon's tried and true SoCal '70s rock sound except for occasional forays into Irish folk and French pop music.
- Organisers surveyed the impact from last year's wildfires and stormy SoCal winter, and redesigned the course.
- She pauses next to her convertible, soaking up the SoCal sun as the world-famous Hollywood sign beckons in the background.
- SoCal racer chicks can seem a pretty elitist bunch.
- It helps that I met a couple SoCal women who were nice to me.
- I'll see you in SoCal.
- The band nailed the dreamy California sound associated with the Eagles or Brian Wilson by spending various parts of the last few years relaxing on SoCal's beaches.
- But this winter, one SoCal environmental group is placing its hopes in the power of human ingenuity.
- Now living the SoCal life, the future Hall of Famer has grown out his hair into a scruffy mop, cultivated a thick goatee and is more relaxed than ever.
- They are made of white synthetic, so they do not absorb the heat of the SoCal sun hundreds of feet up as do the darker colors of many climbing shoes.

Origin

Late 19th century (originally as So. Cal): abbreviation of southern California.

单词	SoCal
释义	Definition of SoCal in English: SoCal nounˈsəʊˌkalˈsōˌkal mass nounUS informal Southern California. the weather is so beautiful here in SoCal as modifier SoCal surfer dudes Example sentencesExamples SoCal racer chicks can seem a pretty elitist bunch. But this winter, one SoCal environmental group is placing its hopes in the power of human ingenuity. It helps that I met a couple SoCal women who were nice to me. She pauses next to her convertible, soaking up the SoCal sun as the world-famous Hollywood sign beckons in the background. They are made of white synthetic, so they do not absorb the heat of the SoCal sun hundreds of feet up as do the darker colors of many climbing shoes. Organisers surveyed the impact from last year's wildfires and stormy SoCal winter, and redesigned the course. Now living the SoCal life, the future Hall of Famer has grown out his hair into a scruffy mop, cultivated a thick goatee and is more relaxed than ever. Musically, things don't deviate from Zevon's tried and true SoCal '70s rock sound except for occasional forays into Irish folk and French pop music. The band nailed the dreamy California sound associated with the Eagles or Brian Wilson by spending various parts of the last few years relaxing on SoCal's beaches. I'll see you in SoCal. Origin Late 19th century (originally as So. Cal.): abbreviation of southern California. Definition of SoCal in US English: SoCal nounˈsōˌkal US informal Southern California. SoCal is the nation's biggest auto market as modifier typical SoCal punk bands Example sentencesExamples Musically, things don't deviate from Zevon's tried and true SoCal '70s rock sound except for occasional forays into Irish folk and French pop music. Organisers surveyed the impact from last year's wildfires and stormy SoCal winter, and redesigned the course. She pauses next to her convertible, soaking up the SoCal sun as the world-famous Hollywood sign beckons in the background. SoCal racer chicks can seem a pretty elitist bunch. It helps that I met a couple SoCal women who were nice to me. I'll see you in SoCal. The band nailed the dreamy California sound associated with the Eagles or Brian Wilson by spending various parts of the last few years relaxing on SoCal's beaches. But this winter, one SoCal environmental group is placing its hopes in the power of human ingenuity. Now living the SoCal life, the future Hall of Famer has grown out his hair into a scruffy mop, cultivated a thick goatee and is more relaxed than ever. They are made of white synthetic, so they do not absorb the heat of the SoCal sun hundreds of feet up as do the darker colors of many climbing shoes. Origin Late 19th century (originally as So. Cal): abbreviation of southern California.
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