so-so

• Adjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose qui n'est ni très bon ni très mauvais ; médiocre ou moyen.

An informal adjective used to describe something that is neither very good nor very bad; mediocre or average.

1. Mediocre or averageA2informal

   Neither very good nor very bad; of moderate or average quality.

   médiocre, passable

   • The movie was so-so; I didn't love it but I didn't hate it either.
   • His performance in the game was so-so, nothing special.
   • The food at that restaurant is just so-so.

   Synonymesaveragefairindifferentmediocremiddlingmoderateordinarypassablerun-of-the-milltolerable

   Antonymesawfulexcellentoutstandingsuperbterrible

• Adverbe informel signifiant « moyennement bien » ou « ni bien ni mal ». Utilisé pour décrire une qualité ou une performance médiocre ou moyenne, souvent en réponse à des questions sur le déroulement des choses.

An informal adverb meaning "moderately well" or "neither good nor bad." It is used to describe a mediocre or average quality or performance, often in response to inquiries about how something is going.

1. Acceptably but not excellentlyA2informal

   In a manner that is neither very good nor very bad; moderately well.

   moyennement bien

   • She performed so-so in the competition.
   • The movie was so-so, not great but not terrible.
   • He answered the questions so-so during the interview.

   Synonymesadequatelyfairlyindifferentlymoderatelypassablyreasonablytolerably