CEFR A1

soc

noun

Meaning

A soft covering for the foot and ankle, typically made of wool, cotton, or nylon, worn inside a shoe.

Examples

She darned the hole in her favorite sock.
He always wears white socks with his sneakers.

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soc (A1)

noun

Pronunciation: /sɒk/

Definition

A soft covering for the foot and ankle, typically made of wool, cotton, or nylon, worn inside a shoe.

Examples

She darned the hole in her favorite sock.
He always wears white socks with his sneakers.

How to Use soc

pull on a sock (collocation): To put on a sock. — "She quickly pulled on a sock before running out the door."
take off a sock (collocation): To remove a sock. — "After a long day, he couldn't wait to take off his socks."
a pair of socks (collocation): Two socks worn together. — "I need to buy a new pair of socks."

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