formula
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈfɔrmjələ/ · UK /ˈfɔːmjələ/
formula means: A set way of doing something that is expected to produce a particular result.
noun
FIXED METHODB2
A set way of doing something that is expected to produce a particular result.
- There is no formula for happiness.
- The show follows a familiar formula.
- They changed their winning formula last season.
BABY MILKB2
Milk made especially for babies, often from powder mixed with water.
- The baby drinks formula.
- Mix the formula with clean water.
- Which formula does your baby prefer?
MIXTURE RECIPEC1
The ingredients and amounts needed to make a particular mixture, or the mixture made from them.
- The cream has a new formula.
- They keep the drink’s formula secret.
- The laboratory tested three different formulas.
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