Definition
Definition of socko - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The speech was socko and moved the audience to tears.
2.
- The movie received socko reviews from critics.
Origin of socko
English, sock (hit) + -o (suffix)
Examples of socko in a sentence
Her socko performance earned her a standing ovation. The play was a socko hit on Broadway. Her socko performance wowed the audience.
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- French:percutant, excellent, ...
- German:wirkungsvoll, hervorragend, ...
- Italian:emozionante, eccellente, ...
- Spanish:conmovedor, excelente, ...
- Portuguese:arrebatador, excelente, ...
- Chinese:震撼人心的, 出色的, ...
- Japanese:感動的な, 素晴らしい, ...
- Arabic:مؤثر, رائِع, ...
- Hebrew:מַרְשִׁים, מְעוּלֶּה, ...
- Russian:сильный, великолепный, ...
- Ukrainian:вражаючий, чудовий, ...
- Hindi:प्रभावशाली, उत्कृष्ट, ...
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