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About Definition & Meaning

1. Approximately or roughly; used to indicate an estimate or approximation of a quantity or value.

Example: "there were about 50 people at the party."

2. In reference to or concerning; used to indicate the subject or topic of discussion.

Example: "we were talking about our vacation plans."

3. Moving or located around a particular place or area; used to indicate movement or location.

Example: "the birds were flying about in the sky."

4. Nearly or almost; used to indicate a degree of closeness or proximity.

Example: "i was about to leave when my friend arrived."

5. Used to indicate a sense of uncertainty or vagueness; often used in phrases such as "something about" or "there's something about."

Example: "there's something about that painting that i can't quite put my finger on."

Examples of the word about used in sentences.

  • They are curious about the upcoming concert.
  • What do you think about the new movie that just came out?
  • I'm feeling anxious about the upcoming exam, I hope I do well.
  • I heard some rumors about the company's financial situation, but I'm not sure if it's true.
  • I was hesitant to ask for advice about my personal problems, but my friend was very supportive and understanding.
  • As a teacher, I always try to be conscious about the different learning styles of my students and adjust my teaching accordingly.
  • We are learning about animals in our science class.
  • Could you tell me more about your favorite hobby?
  • Can you tell me a little bit more about your experience in this field?
  • Let's have a discussion about the pros and cons of remote work.
  • We had a heated debate about whether or not to take action against climate change.
  • The book was about the life and times of the famous artist, and it provided a fascinating insight into his creative process.
  • She wants to know about my hobbies.
  • We had a long chat about our weekend plans yesterday.
  • We had a long discussion about our favorite books last night.
  • We need to talk about the budget for the upcoming project.
  • The book gave a well-rounded perspective about the effects of globalization on local economies.
  • I'm feeling nervous about the presentation I have to give tomorrow, but I've been practicing a lot to make sure I'm prepared.
  • He is telling me about his trip to Japan.
  • I'm feeling a bit nervous about my upcoming job interview.
  • Let's talk about something positive, like the upcoming vacation.
  • What do you think about the recent changes in the education system?
  • The professor spoke at length about the history of imperialism in Latin America.
  • We had a heated argument about how to solve the problem, but eventually we were able to come to a compromise that satisfied everyone.
  • I am talking about my favorite book.
  • I'm not sure about the exact location of the restaurant.
  • I'm not sure about the plans for tomorrow, can you remind me?
  • I'm not sure about your decision to quit your job without having a backup plan.
  • About the recent political turmoil, many citizens are feeling disillusioned and disheartened.
  • When it comes to politics, I prefer to read about the issues from multiple sources before forming my own opinion.
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