单词	so-so
释义	English American so-soadjective, adverb uk/ˌsəʊˈsəʊ/us/ˌsoʊˈsoʊ/informal between average quality and low quality; not good or well: a so-so performance "How are you getting along with your new boss?" "So-so." Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Quite good, or not very good acceptable adequate agreeable all very well idiom all very well/fine/good idiom average cut fair half decent iffy impure indifferent kind pass patchy reasonable refined rose rough edges idiom satisfactory See more results » so-soadjective, adverb [ not gradable ] us/ˈsoʊˌsoʊ/ not very good but not very bad either: "You had a bad time with the flu – how are you feeling?" "So-so, I’m still pretty weak."
随便看	force sb's hand force sb's hand force sbs hand force sth down force sth out force sth out (of sth) force sth out of sth force sth up force the pace force-fed force-feed force/ram sth down sb's throat force/ram sth down sbs throat forced forced labour forced liquidation forced liquidation forced marriage forced saving forced seller forced selling forceful forcefully forcefulness forceps