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Sol British & World English

the sun, especially when personified as a god

SOL British & World English

shit out of luck

sol1 British & World English

variant of soh.

sol2 British & World English

a fluid suspension of a colloidal solid in a liquid

sol (also nuevo sol)3 British & World English

the basic monetary unit of Peru, equal to 100 cents. It replaced the inti in 1991

-sol British & World English

in nouns denoting different kinds and states of soil

sol in soh (also so or sol) British & World English

(in tonic sol-fa) the fifth note of a major scale

sol-fa British & World English

short for tonic sol-fa.

nuevo sol British & World English

another term for sol.

tonic sol-fa British & World English

a system of naming the notes of the scale (usually doh, ray, me, fah, soh, lah, te) used especially to teach singing, with doh as the keynote of all major keys and lah as the keynote of all minor keys

Costa del Sol British & World English

a resort region on the Mediterranean coast of southern Spain

sol-fas in sol-fa British & World English

sing a tune using the sol-fa syllables

nuevo sol in sol (also nuevo sol)3 British & World English

the basic monetary unit of Peru, equal to 100 cents. It replaced the inti in 1991

sol-faed in sol-fa British & World English

sing a tune using the sol-fa syllables

sol-faing in sol-fa British & World English

sing a tune using the sol-fa syllables

sol French-English

ground

sol-fa English-Italian

solfeggio m

sous-sol French-English

basement

es un sol in sol Spanish-English

she's an angel

brillaba el sol in sol Spanish-English

the sun was shining

tanto sol hace mal in hacer Spanish-English

too much sun is not good for you

sácalo aquí al sol in sacar Spanish-English

bring it out here into the sun

ayer hizo or hubo sol in sol Spanish-English

it was sunny yesterday