type
noun
uk
/taɪp/ us
/taɪp/type noun (GROUP)
A2 [ C ]
a particular group of people or things that share similar characteristics and form a smaller division of a larger set:
He's very attractive, if you like the blond, athletic type.
We have a range of moisturizers for all different skin types.
- sortWhat sort of clothes do you like to wear?
- kindWhat kind of job are you looking for?
- typeHe's the type of man who never listens to what you're saying.
- formSwimming is the best form of exercise.
- varietyThe article was about the different varieties of Spanish spoken in South America.
- categoryThere are three categories of hotel room - standard, executive, and deluxe.
C1 [ C ]
literature
specialized
He doesn't use fully rounded characters in his plays - he uses types.
- bad/big boy idiom
- breed
- categoric
- categorical
- category
- classification
- derivative
- form
- hue
- mark
- misclassification
- model
- new breed
- polymorphism
- run
- shade
- sort
- stratification
- substance
- update
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
type noun (PRINTED LETTERS)
type verb [I or T] (WRITE)
B1
- Her typewriter clacked noisily as she typed out the letter.
- Oops! I've typed two L's by mistake.
- It would look more professional if the letter was typed.
- By typing in simple commands you could pick up objects and talk to other avatars, with your words displayed in a cartoon bubble above your head.
- He had injured his left hand and was typing one-handed.
- agraphia
- asemic
- bang
- bang something out phrasal verb
- bash something out phrasal verb
- borrow
- chart
- dot
- draw
- keyboard
- orthography
- put someone down for something phrasal verb
- put something/someone down phrasal verb
- re-register
- re-registration
- readability
- scrawl
- semiotics
- speller
- transcribe