Atmo Meaning in English
word
ˈætmoʊ
AT-moh
ˈætməʊ
AT-moh
Definition
'Atmo' is a slang abbreviation for 'atmosphere.' It refers to the feeling or mood of a place or event.
Usage & Nuances
'Atmo' is very informal, common in online chats, creative industries, and music/film discussions. Not used in formal writing. Collocates with 'create atmo', 'good atmo', or 'the atmo was amazing'. Don't confuse with 'atmo' as a sound recording term (short for 'atmospheric recording').
Spanish: ambiente (informal) - ambiente (atmósfera, sentido figurado)Portuguese (BR): clima (informal) - ambiente (sentido figurado)Portuguese (PT): ambiente (informal) - atmosfera (sentido figurado)Chinese (Simplified): 气氛（口语，缩写）Chinese (Traditional): 氣氛（口語，縮寫）Hindi: माहौल (अनौपचारिक)Arabic: أجواء (عامية)Bengali: অ্যাটমো (informal) - পরিবেশ (informal, এখানে উল্লেখিত অর্থে)Russian: атмо (разг.) - атмосфера (разг.)Japanese: アトモ（スラング） - 雰囲気（カジュアルな言い方）Vietnamese: atmo (tiếng lóng) - bầu không khí (thân mật)Korean: 앳모(슬랭) - 분위기(비격식)Turkish: atmo (argo) - ortam (samimi)Urdu: ایٹمو (غیر رسمی، سلیگ) - ماحول (غیر رسمی)Indonesian: atmo (slang) - suasana (gaul)
Example Sentences
Did you notice how the atmo changed when the lights went down?
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The band really brought the atmo to life at the concert.
natural
We loved the cozy atmo of that old bookstore.
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The party had great atmo.
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They wanted to create a fun atmo for the kids.
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The restaurant’s atmo makes people feel welcome.
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