bio
- noun
- /baɪoʊ/
- Informal
- So go on my link in my bio and yeah, I'll show you.
But she has her school in her bio on Instagram.
- But she has her school in her bio on Instagram.
- She's going to change her Instagram bio to heart broken.
- So go on my link in my bio and yeah, I'll show you.
- How do your pronouns fall off of your bio anyway?
- But today we update our bio and say DM me.
- That's probably enough about his bio for the present.
- And so they could put in their bio DM us sold strategy.
- In every single, you know, bio, it's all of this.
- You are, you know, one of these people where like your bio is unbelievable.
- And her full bio is in the program.
- In fact, the the website is in my bio on XI work with doctor.
- That's it's BIOS, bio, like plural of bio.
- Now your bio is a reflection of you.
Examples
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And in your Twitter bio, all you mention are your gold medals.
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I couldn't help but see you flinch just a little bit as I was reading your bio.
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And her full bio is in the program.
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But she has her school in her bio on Instagram.
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This is just a standard PR bio.
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That's probably enough about his bio for the present.
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Say, uh... aren't you in my bio class?
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Each article includes brief bios of both the authors and the reviewers.
Academic text (2015) -
You can find her bio on the website, which highlights her career achievements.
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His bio in the conference program summarizes his research in environmental science.
Synonyms
A written story about a person's events and experiences
A written account of a person's life and important events
A book a person writes about their own life
A short written summary of a person's education, work, and achievements
A life story that uses mostly pictures and short captions
Compounds
- Specialized
A scientific test that measures how a substance affects living things compared to a known standard
- Specialized
A product with living helpful bacteria added to seeds, soil, or plants to help them get nutrients and grow
A cleaning product like soap or detergent that does not have enzymes and suits sensitive skin
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bio is a short form of biography, built from the Greek root bios meaning 'life' and a part that means 'writing', so a bio is a short 'life' story or a brief list of someone's achievements.