SOS

UK
/səʊs/
US
/soʊs/
sosinterjection

SOS

Définitions
Used as a cry for help or an urgent appeal in a crisis.
“SOS! We’re stranded on the reef!”
sosnoun

SOS

SOSes
pl
Traductions
сигнал бедствия
The ship sent out a distress signal when it started sinking.
Корабль отправил сигнал бедствия, когда начал тонуть.
The sound of the SOS siren could be heard throughout the city.
Звук сирены SOS был слышен по всему городу.
Traductions supplémentaires
сигнальный знак
аварийный сигнал
Définitions
A distress signal in Morse code, used internationally, especially by ships and aircraft.
The ship sent out an SOS when it started taking on water.
A call or request for help or assistance.
The charity sent out an SOS for more donations to aid the flood victims.
sosverb

SOS

SOSed
Past Simple
SOSed
Past Participle
SOSing
Gerund
Rare, chiefly informal: to send an SOS signal or urgent call for help.
Définitions
To send an SOS signal or a desperate call for help.
The captain SOSed for assistance when the engine failed.
sosadjective

SOS

Attributive use before another noun to denote emergency aid or signalling.
Définitions
Relating to or intended for emergency aid or signalling.
The hikers carried an SOS beacon in case they got lost.