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What About

Definition:

(interrogative phrase) Used to introduce a question or inquiry about a particular topic or situation.

(informal) Used as a response to suggest or ask further about a different aspect or aspect not yet considered.

(informal) Expresses disbelief, skepticism or doubt about a statement or suggestion.

Senses:

Sense 1: Interrogative Usage

Example Sentence: What about your plans for the weekend?

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Sense 2: Response to Suggest Further

Example Sentence: I was thinking of going to the beach. What about a picnic?

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Sense 3: Expresses Disbelief

Example Sentence: A: I won the lottery! B: What about your previous debts?

Local Usage:

In certain regions or areas, "what about" can also be used as a way to show concern or compassion towards someone's situation.

Example Sentence: A: I lost my job. B: Oh no, what about your financial situation?

Note: The local usage may vary depending on the geographical context.

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