- oh
- [əʊ]
interjection
I
1) used at the beginning of an answer or reply for showing that you understand or accept new information‘Joe is her brother, not her boyfriend.' ‘Oh, I see!'[/ex]‘He just resigned.' ‘Oh, did he?'[/ex]2) used for expressing an emotion such as surprise, anger, or happinessOh, what a beautiful view![/ex]Oh no! I've left my keys in the car.[/ex]3) used when you start telling someone something, for example something that you have just rememberedOh darling, did you see that note I left you?[/ex]IInumberspoken oh [əʊ]a way of saying ‘zero', for example in saying telephone numbers or a date, such as 1908
Dictionary for writing and speaking English. 2014.