is that so

Is that really true? Is that a fact? Can be used to indicate simple acknowledgement or surprise, or sarcastically to indicate disbelief. A: "John's got the flu so he'll have to skip this week." B: "Is that so? That's too bad. Tell him I hope he feels better." A: "I'm actually a black belt." B: "Is that so? Wow, I never knew you were so highly trained."

Is that so?

and Is that right?

1. Is what you said correct? (With rising question intonation.) Henry: These are the ones we need. Andrew: Is that right? They don't look so good to me. Fred: Tom is the one who came in late. Rachel: Is that so? It looked like Bill to me.

2. That is what you say, but I do not believe you. (No rising question intonation. Slightly rude.) Mary: You are making a mess of this. Alice: Is that so? And I suppose that you're perfect? Bob: I found your performance to be weak in a number of places. Henry: Is that right? I suppose you could have done better?

is that ˈso?

(informal)
1 used for telling somebody that you are not frightened by their actions or threats: ‘If you don’t shut your mouth I’ll kick you out of the house.’ ‘Is that so? You just try it!’
2 used to express surprise or interest at what somebody has said: ‘He owns twenty cars.’ ‘Is that so?’

词组	is that so
释义	is that so is that so Is that really true? Is that a fact? Can be used to indicate simple acknowledgement or surprise, or sarcastically to indicate disbelief. A: "John's got the flu so he'll have to skip this week." B: "Is that so? That's too bad. Tell him I hope he feels better." A: "I'm actually a black belt." B: "Is that so? Wow, I never knew you were so highly trained." See also: that Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Is that so? and Is that right? 1. Is what you said correct? (With rising question intonation.) Henry: These are the ones we need. Andrew: Is that right? They don't look so good to me. Fred: Tom is the one who came in late. Rachel: Is that so? It looked like Bill to me. 2. That is what you say, but I do not believe you. (No rising question intonation. Slightly rude.) Mary: You are making a mess of this. Alice: Is that so? And I suppose that you're perfect? Bob: I found your performance to be weak in a number of places. Henry: Is that right? I suppose you could have done better? See also: that McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. is that ˈso? (informal) 1 used for telling somebody that you are not frightened by their actions or threats: ‘If you don’t shut your mouth I’ll kick you out of the house.’ ‘Is that so? You just try it!’ 2 used to express surprise or interest at what somebody has said: ‘He owns twenty cars.’ ‘Is that so?’ See also: that Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: is that right Is that so? Is that a fact? Is that what they're calling it now? Is that what they're calling it these days? come again come again? et alibi References in classic literature "You are the owner of this house - I am underneath your roof - is that so?" The Vanished Messenger
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