fab
- 01 B1 Intermediate
adj.a short, informal way to say 'fabulous' or 'excellent'.
adj.an informal clipping of 'fabulous', used to denote high quality or excellence.
Simple“We had a fab time at the party last night.”
In context“The designer's new collection received fab reviews from the fashion press, cementing her reputation as a leader in sustainable luxury.”
- 02 C1 Advanced
n.a factory where computer chips and other electronic parts are made.
n.a microchip manufacturing plant; a clipping of 'fabrication plant'.
Simple“The company is building a new fab to increase chip production.”
In context“Global supply chains were disrupted when a major semiconductor fab in East Asia was forced to suspend operations due to power shortages.”
- 03 B2 Upper Intermediate
n.a nickname for a member of the famous British band, The Beatles.
n.a member of the English rock band The Beatles, typically used in the plural 'the Fab Four'.
Simple“He has a rare poster signed by every fab.”
In context“Music historians often debate which fab contributed most to the experimental sound of their later albums.”
Synonymsbeatle - 04 B2 Upper Intermediate
interj.a quick way to say you have understood a message or agree with a plan.
interj.used to acknowledge receipt and understanding of information, often in digital communication.
Simple“I'll meet you at six. — Fab, see you then.”
In context“The project manager replied with a simple 'Fab' to confirm she had reviewed the updated timeline.”
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