영어

colloquially

gb/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli/ us/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli/
C1 영어
의미
의미 0개
adverb formal C1 property
1

in informal everyday language

in an informal way, like in everyday speech

사용 패턴: [say/use/refer to something] colloquially
자주 하는 실수:
Don’t confuse with colloguially/collogially (misspelling). Also, it describes language use, not how friendly someone is.
유의어
informally (More common and broader; not limited to language style.) | in everyday speech (Plain and explicit; emphasizes common spoken usage.) | casually (Focuses on relaxed tone, not specifically vocabulary/register.)
반의어
formally (Uses formal language and style instead of conversational speech.) | technically (Uses precise, specialized meanings rather than everyday ones.)
연어
colloquially speaking |colloquially known as |colloquially called |colloquially referred to as |colloquially termed |used colloquially |colloquially used |say colloquially |colloquially described as |colloquially named
주제
language |communication |writing |speaking
예문
  • Colloquially, people often shorten the name to just the first syllable.
  • The word is colloquially used to mean “a big problem,” although that isn’t its strict definition.
  • She described the policy, colloquially, as “a mess.”
학습자용 예문
  • Colloquially, we call it “the flu.”
  • This word is used colloquially in my country.
adverb formal C1 relation
2

by its common everyday name

used before a common, non-official name

사용 패턴: colloquially [called/known/referred to as] [name]
자주 하는 실수:
This use is often followed by called/known/referred to as; it doesn’t usually stand alone without indicating the common name.
유의어
commonly (Emphasizes frequency of use, not necessarily informality.) | popularly (Suggests wide public usage; can sound slightly more journalistic.)
반의어
officially (Uses the formal or authorized name instead of the everyday one.) | scientifically (Uses the technical/scientific term rather than the common label.)
연어
colloquially known as |colloquially called |colloquially referred to as |colloquially dubbed |colloquially nicknamed |colloquially labeled |colloquially termed |colloquially described as
주제
language |education |science |writing
예문
  • The compound is colloquially known as “bath salts,” though it isn’t actually used for bathing.
  • This neighborhood is colloquially called Little Athens because of its large Greek community.
  • The illness is colloquially referred to as “mono.”
학습자용 예문
  • It is colloquially known as “the tube.”
문법
기본형
colloquially
IPA
GB/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli/
US/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli/
음절 및 강세
col - lo - qui - ally (4음절)
Stress on 1st syllable (col)
활용형
Noun
  • Base: colloquially
  • Plural: colloquiallies
관련 단어
Forms
colloquiallies noun
Core family
colloquial adjective C1
Related words
colloquialism noun informal adjective B1 informally adverb
Negative and opposite forms
formal adjective B1 formally adverb B1
표현

colloquially called

1
/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli kˈɔld/
fixed phrase formal

informally named

people call it [name] in everyday speech

예문
  • The shortcut is colloquially called a “hack,” even when it isn’t illegal.
  • This style of sandwich is colloquially called a “sub” in many parts of the US.
  • The reaction is colloquially called “the fizz test.”

colloquially known as

1
/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli nˈoʊn ˈæz/
fixed phrase formal

commonly called by this name

people usually call it [name]

예문
  • The area is colloquially known as the Triangle because of its shape.
  • The condition is colloquially known as “pink eye.”
  • This type of contract is colloquially known as a “handshake deal.”

colloquially referred to as

1
/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli ɹɪfˈɚd tə ˈæz/
fixed phrase formal

informally called by this name

people informally call it [name]

예문
  • The device is colloquially referred to as a “smart speaker.”
  • These small payments are colloquially referred to as “microtransactions.”
  • The neighborhood is colloquially referred to as the Old Town.

colloquially speaking

1
/kˈoʊloʊkwiəli spˈikɪŋ/
fixed phrase formal

to put it informally

in an informal way of speaking

예문
  • Colloquially speaking, the plan was dead on arrival.
  • Colloquially speaking, he’s the boss, even if his title is different.
  • Colloquially speaking, that’s a fancy way of saying “it’s broken.”

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