expression
Meaning in simple English
US /ɪkˈsprɛʃən/ · UK /ɪkˈspreʃən/
expression means: A look on your face that shows what you feel or think.
noun
FACE LOOKB1
A look on your face that shows what you feel or think.
- Her expression was sad.
- A worried expression appeared on his face.
- Their expressions changed when they heard the news.
WORD GROUPB1
A word or group of words people use to say something.
- That is a common English expression.
- She taught me some useful expressions.
- What does this expression mean?
IDIOMB1
A familiar phrase whose meaning may be different from the meanings of its separate words.
- My uncle uses many old expressions.
- That expression means you should be careful.
- Do not translate this expression word for word.
MATHEMATICAL GROUPB2
A number or a group of numbers, letters, and signs that represents a value.
- Simplify the expression in brackets.
- This expression contains two variables.
- Both expressions have the same value.
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