Definition
Definition of oh - Reverso English Dictionary
Interjection
1.
- Oh, I didn't see you there!
2.
- Oh, this is wonderful news!
3.
- Oh, I get it now.
4.
- Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
5.
- Oh, the horror of it all!
6.
- Oh, that really hurt!
7.
- Oh, my dear friend, how are you?
8.
- Oh, really? Are you sure?
9.
- Oh, just leave me alone.
Expressions with oh
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expression of dismay or concern
Oh dear, I forgot my keys.
shows surprise or unexpectedness
Oh great, you are here early!
expresses surprise or disbelief
Oh really? I didn't know that.
indicate exasperation with someone's actions
Oh brother, why did you do that?
used to express disbelief or amazement
Oh my gosh, did that really happen?
express surprise or astonishment at something unexpected
Oh my word, I can't believe you did that!
expression of frustration or annoyance
Oh my life, this is so annoying!
expresses mild surprise or frustration
Oh sugar, I forgot my keys!
exclamation of excitement or joy
Oh yeah! We won the game!
expression of sarcasm or irony
Oh joy, another meeting.
expression of disbelief or amazement
Oh my days, this is incredible!
expresses mild annoyance or frustration
Oh bother, I forgot my keys again!
expression of surprise or amazement
Oh me oh my, I didn't expect to see you here!
expression of disbelief or amazement
Oh my gods, that's incredible!
expresses surprise or excitement humorously
Oh my lanta, I can't believe you did that!
expresses surprise or dismay in a playful way
Oh noes, I forgot my keys again!
expression of strong emotion like surprise or shock
Oh my God, I can't believe you did that!
used to express excitement or joy
Oh my goodness, we won the game!
expresses alarm or concern about a problem
Oh no, I forgot my keys!
express surprise or strong emotion suddenly and loudly
Oh God, I forgot my keys!
indicates relief after a stressful event
Oh lord, I'm glad that's over.
used to stop someone from doing something unwanted
Oh no you don't, put that back!
shows frustration when something bad happens again
Oh no, not again! The bus is late.
expression of acceptance of a situation
We missed the bus, oh well, we'll catch the next one..
Origin of oh
Middle English, o (exclamation) + ah (exclamation)
Terms with oh included in their meaning
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acr: Oh My God
expression of shock or amazement
acr: Oh My Gosh
expression of surprise or disbelief
acr: oh my word
expression of surprise or shock
science
compound containing the hydroxyl group OH
abr: oh, I see
expression used when understanding something just explained
acr: Oh My Goodness
expression showing surprise or amazement
chemistry
anion OH with one oxygen and one hydrogen atom
chemical
related to short four-carbon acids that include an OH group
chemistry
univalent group -OH in alcohols and acids
bases
ion OH- in bases and some acids
molecular structure
-OH unit, oxygen bonded to hydrogen, in alcohols, acids and bases
abr: Oh, really?
used to show surprise or doubt about something said
acr: Oh My Freaking God
expression of shock, surprise, or excitement online
abr: Oh-My-God particle
extremely high-energy cosmic ray particle from space
acr: Oh my Lord
expression of surprise or amazement
acr: Oh My Lanta
expression used to show surprise or shock
abr: Oh My God
expression of surprise or excitement online
organic chemistry
unsaturated aliphatic alcohol with formula CH₂=CH-CH₂-OH
chemistry
organic compound where the OH carbon is joined to two other carbons
Examples of oh in a sentence
Oh, I completely forgot about our meeting! Oh, I love this song! Oh, what a beautiful view! Oh, that's what you meant. Oh, now I understand. Oh, that's really unfortunate.
Oh, I didn't expect that outcome. Oh, what a surprise! Oh, I didn't see that coming! Oh, my head is throbbing! Oh, what a beautiful surprise! Oh, I didn't expect to see you here! Oh, you think so? Oh, is that what happened? Oh, I didn't realize you were here. Oh, that's just great, another delay!
View all translations of oh
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- French:oh, ah, ...
- German:oh, ach, ...
- Italian:oh, ah, ...
- Spanish:oh, vaya, ...
- Portuguese:oh, ah, ...
- Chinese:哦, 哇, ...
- Japanese:あっ, ああ, ...
- Arabic:أُوه, أوه, ...
- Hebrew:אַה, אוֹה, ...
- Russian:ох, ах, ...
- Ukrainian:ой, ох, ...
- Hindi:अरे, वाह, ...
Definition of OH - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
- My OH and I are planning a vacation next month.
2.
acr: office hoursTECH. US time when a teacher or worker is availableTECH. US
- The professor announced his OH are from 2 to 4 PM on Fridays.
3.
acr: occupational hazardTECH. US danger at work that can harm health or safetyTECH. US
- Wearing a helmet reduces OH in construction.
Abbreviation
1.
abr: OhioUS state in the United StatesUS
- I am traveling to OH next week.
2.
abr: overheadTECH. US above the head or higher than something elseTECH. US
- The OH wires are dangerous if touched.
Origin of OH
Abbreviation of hydroxide (OH)
Examples of OH in a sentence
His other half is a talented musician. Students lined up for OH to discuss their projects. OH is the best time to get one-on-one help. Chemical exposure is a common OH in labs. Proper training helps reduce OH in factories. My cousin lives in OH.
The package was shipped from OH. The OH lights need to be replaced. Check the OH pipes for leaks.
View all translations of OH
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- French:moitié, Ohio, ...
- German:andere Hälfte, OH, ...
- Italian:la mia metà, OH, ...
- Spanish:pareja, OH, ...
- Portuguese:cara-metade, OH, ...
- Chinese:另一半, 俄亥俄州, ...
- Japanese:配偶者, オハイオ, ...
- Arabic:النصف الآخر, أوهايو, ...
- Hebrew:הֶחֱצִי הַשֵּׁנִי שֶׁלִּי, OH, ...
- Russian:вторая половинка, Огайо, ...
- Ukrainian:інша половинка, Огайо, ...
- Hindi:जीवनसाथी, ओएच, ...
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