WORDY WEDNESDAY: STOKED
21 / 01 / 2015
WORDY WEDNESDAY: STOKED: meaning and examples
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For today's Wordy Wednesday, we are looking at a slang word you might hear younger English speakers (or people from the Western United States) use: the word STOKED.
Definition: excited or thrilled.
Example 1: I am so stoked for my vacation in August.
Example 2: We were stoked to hear about your promotion! Congratulations!
Example 3: He was really stoked for the concert. It's too bad that he is sick and can't go.
As you can see from the examples, we use the constructions STOKED FOR NOUN or STOKED INFINITIVE.
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For today's Wordy Wednesday, we are looking at a slang word you might hear younger English speakers (or people from the Western United States) use: the word STOKED.
Definition: excited or thrilled.
Example 1: I am so stoked for my vacation in August.
Example 2: We were stoked to hear about your promotion! Congratulations!
Example 3: He was really stoked for the concert. It's too bad that he is sick and can't go.
As you can see from the examples, we use the constructions STOKED FOR NOUN or STOKED INFINITIVE.
What are you stoked for? Let us know on our Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/ZigguratEscuelaCorporativadeIdiomas
Get stoked for tomorrow's Theme Thursday! See you then!
