casual
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkæʒuəl/
casual means: Relaxed and comfortable, without strict rules or formal clothing or behaviour.
adjective
Relaxed and comfortable, without strict rules or formal clothing or behaviour.
- You can wear casual clothes here.
- The restaurant has a casual atmosphere.
- Our meeting was friendly and casual.
Happening only sometimes, without a regular plan or strong commitment.
- She is only a casual visitor to the club.
- Even a casual reader will enjoy this book.
- We kept in casual contact over the years.
Working only when needed, without a regular or permanent job.
- The farm hires casual workers in summer.
- She found casual employment at a café.
- Casual staff may work different hours each week.
Happening by chance, without being planned.
- A casual encounter brought them together.
- Their casual meeting on the train led to a friendship.
- She learned the news through a casual conversation with a stranger.
Questions about casual
What does casual mean?
Relaxed and comfortable, without strict rules or formal clothing or behaviour.
What is casual in other languages?
Türkçe: rahat · Español: informal · Français: décontracté · Deutsch: locker · Italiano: informale · 日本語: 気軽な
How do you pronounce casual?
It is pronounced /ˈkæʒuəl/.
How do you use casual in a sentence?
You can wear casual clothes here. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere.
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