Definition of so-called in English:

so-called

adjective

1attributive Used to show that something or someone is commonly designated by the name or term specified.
如此称呼的，号称的
Western Countries belonging to the so-called Paris club
属于称作巴黎俱乐部的西方国家。
Example sentencesExamples
- York is a so-called Beacon Council, a name that suggests it would have qualified for extra funding.
- They may have to tolerate members of the public wanting to stroke them and swim with them in so-called petting pools.
- The only thing the banks can do is to peel off these so-called non-performing assets.
- How well does Mr McIntyre know the so-called Third World which he so insultingly disparages?
- Another so-called chimerism involves using an animal egg to create human stem-cells.
- The organisation believes so-called drug driving is now more common than driving while over the limit.
- Just now I nipped around to Debenhams in Oxford to check out their so-called One Day Spectacular.
- Jacobs' case against the suburbs has had a second outing in the theories of the so-called New Urbanists.
- Tyler's fiction has always danced dangerously close to being a paean to the so-called simple life.
- The farmers are calling on the Government to pay compensation and make up for the so-called BSE tax.
- Experience is what counts in so-called creative industries like journalism.
- For fashion, the so-called quadrilatero d' oro, or golden rectangle, is the magnet.
- The so-called superloo in Chapel Lane was always breaking down and people did not like using it, he added.
- He had no doubt that many so-called modern worship forms would become obsolete.
- Once more there is no one model for success in the so-called global universe.
- This chapter began by describing the so-called sequential model of decision making.
- The abbey is a so-called royal peculiar, one of a handful of churches under the Queen's direct control.
- It is all done in the name of curbing the so-called bad actors, but it imposes costs on everyone.
- Other people have different views on these so-called Hubbert peaks for oil and gas production.
Synonyms
inappropriately named
supposed, alleged, presumed, ostensible, reputed, pretended, feigned, artificial, synthetic, counterfeit
nominal, in title/name only, titular
self-styled, self-titled, professed, would-be, self-appointed
French soi-disant
rare self-named
1. 1.1 Used to express one's view that such a name or term is inappropriate.
  所谓的（用以表明名称或术语不合适）
  she could trust him more than any of her so-called friends
  她对他的信任胜过她对任何一位所谓的朋友。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I am more entitled to call myself a fox expert than some so-called experts.
  We find yet again our so-called leaders are engaged in point scoring of the pettiest nature.
  At the trial, my so-called best friend stood in the dock and spoke against me.
  So tell me, John, why is it that all your so-called friends and family hate you so much?
  I know precisely only one person who has cashed in during these so-called good times.
  My journey to work is now 20 minutes longer because of these so-called traffic measures.
  It was a time when many of his old so-called friends had dropped him like a hot potato.
  The most outrageous problem with the so-called registry is that it contains no names.
  We are a generation whose so-called social safety net has been cut to shreds over our lifetime.
  It simply isn't true that the brightest and the best rise to the top in our so-called meritocratic society.
  It sounds like a lot of hassle, a real triumph of so-called style over substance.
  That's the level to which the so-called debate from these people has sunk.
  Either way we're supposed to go out and celebrate the so-called natural world and deny all things manmade.
  She did suggest a visit to the optician for the person offering the so-called compliment!
  The judge said he could scarcely believe that three so-called civilised young men could behave as they did.
  The so-called street vendors we see are not as economically hapless as we are meant to believe.
  Yet when you think about it, many of these so-called tips are ridiculous.
  A group of so-called teenagers terrorises people who are minding their own business or out for a walk there.
  Are these so-called models and celebrities really people we could look up to and learn from?
  Their political bias even on so-called News programmes is scarcely hidden.

Rhymes

bald, scald, uncalled, unwalled

Definition of so-called in US English:

so-called

adjectiveˈsoʊ ˈˌkɔldˈsō ˈˌkôld

1attributive Used to show that something or someone is commonly designated by the name or term specified.
如此称呼的，号称的
next on the list are so-called “soft” chemicals like phosphorous acid
Example sentencesExamples
- Other people have different views on these so-called Hubbert peaks for oil and gas production.
- They may have to tolerate members of the public wanting to stroke them and swim with them in so-called petting pools.
- Tyler's fiction has always danced dangerously close to being a paean to the so-called simple life.
- The so-called superloo in Chapel Lane was always breaking down and people did not like using it, he added.
- Jacobs' case against the suburbs has had a second outing in the theories of the so-called New Urbanists.
- For fashion, the so-called quadrilatero d' oro, or golden rectangle, is the magnet.
- It is all done in the name of curbing the so-called bad actors, but it imposes costs on everyone.
- How well does Mr McIntyre know the so-called Third World which he so insultingly disparages?
- The farmers are calling on the Government to pay compensation and make up for the so-called BSE tax.
- This chapter began by describing the so-called sequential model of decision making.
- Another so-called chimerism involves using an animal egg to create human stem-cells.
- York is a so-called Beacon Council, a name that suggests it would have qualified for extra funding.
- The abbey is a so-called royal peculiar, one of a handful of churches under the Queen's direct control.
- The only thing the banks can do is to peel off these so-called non-performing assets.
- Just now I nipped around to Debenhams in Oxford to check out their so-called One Day Spectacular.
- He had no doubt that many so-called modern worship forms would become obsolete.
- Once more there is no one model for success in the so-called global universe.
- Experience is what counts in so-called creative industries like journalism.
- The organisation believes so-called drug driving is now more common than driving while over the limit.
Synonyms
inappropriately named
1. 1.1 Used to express one's view that a name or term is inappropriate.
  所谓的（用以表明名称或术语不合适）
  she could trust him more than any of her so-called friends
  她对他的信任胜过她对任何一位所谓的朋友。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yet when you think about it, many of these so-called tips are ridiculous.
  Their political bias even on so-called News programmes is scarcely hidden.
  Are these so-called models and celebrities really people we could look up to and learn from?
  The so-called street vendors we see are not as economically hapless as we are meant to believe.
  The judge said he could scarcely believe that three so-called civilised young men could behave as they did.
  The most outrageous problem with the so-called registry is that it contains no names.
  It was a time when many of his old so-called friends had dropped him like a hot potato.
  My journey to work is now 20 minutes longer because of these so-called traffic measures.
  It sounds like a lot of hassle, a real triumph of so-called style over substance.
  It simply isn't true that the brightest and the best rise to the top in our so-called meritocratic society.
  We are a generation whose so-called social safety net has been cut to shreds over our lifetime.
  I know precisely only one person who has cashed in during these so-called good times.
  A group of so-called teenagers terrorises people who are minding their own business or out for a walk there.
  I am more entitled to call myself a fox expert than some so-called experts.
  So tell me, John, why is it that all your so-called friends and family hate you so much?
  At the trial, my so-called best friend stood in the dock and spoke against me.
  That's the level to which the so-called debate from these people has sunk.
  We find yet again our so-called leaders are engaged in point scoring of the pettiest nature.
  She did suggest a visit to the optician for the person offering the so-called compliment!
  Either way we're supposed to go out and celebrate the so-called natural world and deny all things manmade.

单词	so-called
释义	Definition of so-called in English: so-called adjective 1attributive Used to show that something or someone is commonly designated by the name or term specified. 如此称呼的，号称的 Western Countries belonging to the so-called Paris club 属于称作巴黎俱乐部的西方国家。 Example sentencesExamples York is a so-called Beacon Council, a name that suggests it would have qualified for extra funding. They may have to tolerate members of the public wanting to stroke them and swim with them in so-called petting pools. The only thing the banks can do is to peel off these so-called non-performing assets. How well does Mr McIntyre know the so-called Third World which he so insultingly disparages? Another so-called chimerism involves using an animal egg to create human stem-cells. The organisation believes so-called drug driving is now more common than driving while over the limit. Just now I nipped around to Debenhams in Oxford to check out their so-called One Day Spectacular. Jacobs' case against the suburbs has had a second outing in the theories of the so-called New Urbanists. Tyler's fiction has always danced dangerously close to being a paean to the so-called simple life. The farmers are calling on the Government to pay compensation and make up for the so-called BSE tax. Experience is what counts in so-called creative industries like journalism. For fashion, the so-called quadrilatero d' oro, or golden rectangle, is the magnet. The so-called superloo in Chapel Lane was always breaking down and people did not like using it, he added. He had no doubt that many so-called modern worship forms would become obsolete. Once more there is no one model for success in the so-called global universe. This chapter began by describing the so-called sequential model of decision making. The abbey is a so-called royal peculiar, one of a handful of churches under the Queen's direct control. It is all done in the name of curbing the so-called bad actors, but it imposes costs on everyone. Other people have different views on these so-called Hubbert peaks for oil and gas production. Synonyms inappropriately named supposed, alleged, presumed, ostensible, reputed, pretended, feigned, artificial, synthetic, counterfeit nominal, in title/name only, titular self-styled, self-titled, professed, would-be, self-appointed French soi-disant rare self-named 1.1 Used to express one's view that such a name or term is inappropriate. 所谓的（用以表明名称或术语不合适） she could trust him more than any of her so-called friends 她对他的信任胜过她对任何一位所谓的朋友。 Example sentencesExamples I am more entitled to call myself a fox expert than some so-called experts. We find yet again our so-called leaders are engaged in point scoring of the pettiest nature. At the trial, my so-called best friend stood in the dock and spoke against me. So tell me, John, why is it that all your so-called friends and family hate you so much? I know precisely only one person who has cashed in during these so-called good times. My journey to work is now 20 minutes longer because of these so-called traffic measures. It was a time when many of his old so-called friends had dropped him like a hot potato. The most outrageous problem with the so-called registry is that it contains no names. We are a generation whose so-called social safety net has been cut to shreds over our lifetime. It simply isn't true that the brightest and the best rise to the top in our so-called meritocratic society. It sounds like a lot of hassle, a real triumph of so-called style over substance. That's the level to which the so-called debate from these people has sunk. Either way we're supposed to go out and celebrate the so-called natural world and deny all things manmade. She did suggest a visit to the optician for the person offering the so-called compliment! The judge said he could scarcely believe that three so-called civilised young men could behave as they did. The so-called street vendors we see are not as economically hapless as we are meant to believe. Yet when you think about it, many of these so-called tips are ridiculous. A group of so-called teenagers terrorises people who are minding their own business or out for a walk there. Are these so-called models and celebrities really people we could look up to and learn from? Their political bias even on so-called News programmes is scarcely hidden. Rhymes bald, scald, uncalled, unwalled Definition of so-called in US English: so-called adjectiveˈsoʊ ˈˌkɔldˈsō ˈˌkôld 1attributive Used to show that something or someone is commonly designated by the name or term specified. 如此称呼的，号称的 next on the list are so-called “soft” chemicals like phosphorous acid Example sentencesExamples Other people have different views on these so-called Hubbert peaks for oil and gas production. They may have to tolerate members of the public wanting to stroke them and swim with them in so-called petting pools. Tyler's fiction has always danced dangerously close to being a paean to the so-called simple life. The so-called superloo in Chapel Lane was always breaking down and people did not like using it, he added. Jacobs' case against the suburbs has had a second outing in the theories of the so-called New Urbanists. For fashion, the so-called quadrilatero d' oro, or golden rectangle, is the magnet. It is all done in the name of curbing the so-called bad actors, but it imposes costs on everyone. How well does Mr McIntyre know the so-called Third World which he so insultingly disparages? The farmers are calling on the Government to pay compensation and make up for the so-called BSE tax. This chapter began by describing the so-called sequential model of decision making. Another so-called chimerism involves using an animal egg to create human stem-cells. York is a so-called Beacon Council, a name that suggests it would have qualified for extra funding. The abbey is a so-called royal peculiar, one of a handful of churches under the Queen's direct control. The only thing the banks can do is to peel off these so-called non-performing assets. Just now I nipped around to Debenhams in Oxford to check out their so-called One Day Spectacular. He had no doubt that many so-called modern worship forms would become obsolete. Once more there is no one model for success in the so-called global universe. Experience is what counts in so-called creative industries like journalism. The organisation believes so-called drug driving is now more common than driving while over the limit. Synonyms inappropriately named 1.1 Used to express one's view that a name or term is inappropriate. 所谓的（用以表明名称或术语不合适） she could trust him more than any of her so-called friends 她对他的信任胜过她对任何一位所谓的朋友。 Example sentencesExamples Yet when you think about it, many of these so-called tips are ridiculous. Their political bias even on so-called News programmes is scarcely hidden. Are these so-called models and celebrities really people we could look up to and learn from? The so-called street vendors we see are not as economically hapless as we are meant to believe. The judge said he could scarcely believe that three so-called civilised young men could behave as they did. The most outrageous problem with the so-called registry is that it contains no names. It was a time when many of his old so-called friends had dropped him like a hot potato. My journey to work is now 20 minutes longer because of these so-called traffic measures. It sounds like a lot of hassle, a real triumph of so-called style over substance. It simply isn't true that the brightest and the best rise to the top in our so-called meritocratic society. We are a generation whose so-called social safety net has been cut to shreds over our lifetime. I know precisely only one person who has cashed in during these so-called good times. A group of so-called teenagers terrorises people who are minding their own business or out for a walk there. I am more entitled to call myself a fox expert than some so-called experts. So tell me, John, why is it that all your so-called friends and family hate you so much? At the trial, my so-called best friend stood in the dock and spoke against me. That's the level to which the so-called debate from these people has sunk. We find yet again our so-called leaders are engaged in point scoring of the pettiest nature. She did suggest a visit to the optician for the person offering the so-called compliment! Either way we're supposed to go out and celebrate the so-called natural world and deny all things manmade.
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