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noun

SOHO

n.
US /ˈsoʊhoʊ/ so·ho

  1. 01 B2 Upper Intermediate

    a famous area in central London known for its restaurants, shops, and nightlife.

    a district in the West End of London, historically associated with the entertainment industry and bohemian culture.

    Simple

    We spent the evening walking through the busy streets of Soho in London.

    In context

    The redevelopment of Soho has transformed the district from a gritty entertainment hub into a prime location for high-end retail and dining.

  2. 02 B2 Upper Intermediate American English

    a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, New York, famous for its art galleries and cast-iron buildings.

    a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, New York City; the name is a portmanteau of 'South of Houston Street'.

    Simple

    SoHo is one of the most popular places in New York for fashion photography.

    In context

    The lofts in SoHo, originally industrial spaces, became highly sought-after residences for artists during the mid-twentieth century.

  3. 03 C1 Advanced Technical Computing

    Stands for Small Office, Home Office.

    Abbreviation for Small Office, Home Office. Refers to the category of business or technology products aimed at very small enterprises.

    Simple

    Many printer companies design specific models for the SOHO market.

    In context

    The rise of remote work has significantly expanded the SOHO sector, driving demand for enterprise-grade networking solutions in residential settings.

    home officesmall business
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