Radの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: that's so cool/awesome!

A: "Rad" is slang for "really cool"

A: It's short for radical. It means cool, or awesome.

A: Cool.

That's rad! = That's cool!

A: Saying something looks rad is slang for saying it looks cool. Ex sentence "Wow your jacket is totally rad!"

A: The term, "That's rad" is outdated. The young generation does not use this term anymore.

They use terms like, "That's cool." "That's cold." "That's lit."

A: "That was rad bro!"
"How rad was that?"
"You are rad"

This is mostly West Coast slang, with other regions of America not really using it.

Rad: Radical (Impressive)

A: Rad???? Abbreviation for radiator (but then I’m “Old School”!)

A: "Bro that concert last night was rad"
"That was a rad trick"
"That roller coaster was rad"
"This is a rad surfboard"
It is like the same meaning of "cool"

A: "rad" is old slang that has taken on an ironic shade of use

A: I live in New York, and my sister lives in Arizona. her slang will be closer to SoCal than mine would be. and I'm 26 and work in a medical profession. I don't meet a lot of younger people. But she is 23, and works with young people daily, so her slang is likely more up-to-date.

A: Rad is short for radical, which stands almost everytime for a synonym to "great, cool".
And dope could mean the same, but has other meanings depending on the context.

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A: So rad is another way of saying, “cool” or “awesome” or “great”!

A: That’s rad

A: Here are some rad slangs and idioms used nowadays:

1. **Lit:** Something exciting or excellent.
- *Example:* "That party was so lit!"

2. **FOMO (Fear of Missing Out):** Anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may be happening elsewhere.
- *Example:* "I couldn't skip the concert; I had serious FOMO."

3. **Savage:** Acting in a bold, fearless, or unapologetic manner.
- *Example:* "She gave a savage response to the criticism."

4. **Flex:** Showing off or boasting about something you have or can do.
- *Example:* "He loves to flex his new sneakers."

5. **Guilty Pleasure:** Something you enjoy, despite feeling a bit embarrassed or guilty about it.
- *Example:* "Reality TV is my guilty pleasure."

6. **Throw Shade:** Making subtle, indirect insults or negative comments about someone.
- *Example:* "Did you hear her throwing shade during the meeting?"

7. **Ghosted:** Ignoring someone's messages or calls, suddenly cutting off communication.
- *Example:* "I can't believe he ghosted me after our date."

8. **Chillax:** Combining "chill" and "relax," it means to calm down or take it easy.
- *Example:* "Let's just chillax and enjoy the weekend."

9. **Hangry:** Being irritable or angry due to hunger.
- *Example:* "I need food right now; I'm getting hangry."

10. **On Fleek:** Perfect, flawless, or well-executed.
- *Example:* "Her makeup is on fleek today."

Remember, slang can be region-specific, and its popularity can change quickly. Enjoy incorporating these into your conversations!

A: Sure thing! Here are a few slangs and idioms that are quite trendy:

1. **"On fleek"** - It means something is perfectly styled or looking great.
2. **"Stan"** - To be an extremely enthusiastic and devoted fan of someone or something.
3. **"Salty"** - Feeling upset, bitter, or annoyed about something.
4. **"Throw shade"** - To publicly criticize or insult someone in a subtle way.
5. **"Goat"** - An acronym for "Greatest of All Time," used to describe someone or something as the best.

As for idioms:
1. **"Hit the hay"** - To go to bed or go to sleep.
2. **"Bite the bullet"** - To face a difficult situation with courage.
3. **"Break the ice"** - To initiate a conversation or friendship in a social setting.
4. **"Piece of cake"** - Refers to something that's very easy to do.
5. **"Beat around the bush"** - To avoid talking about something directly.

Hope these come in handy!

A: The way the body looks

A: cool, awesome, sweet, excellent.
It's slang for when something good happens.