Basic Details
Word: Voil
Part of Speech: Interjection
Meaning: Used to call attention to something or to indicate that something is finished or completed.
Synonyms: Here it is, Look
Antonyms: N/A
Idioms and Phrases
- And voil: A phrase used to present a result or achievement. Example: "I followed the recipe carefully, and voil, the cake turned out perfectly!"
- Voil, the magic: Used when something surprising or impressive happens. Example: "I just added a few spices to the dish, and voil, the magic happened!"
Usage Examples
Example 1: After hours of practice, she performed her song, and voil, the audience loved it!
Example 2: He opened the box and, voil, found a beautiful set of toys inside.
Example 3: With just a sprinkle of colour, the artist finished the painting, and voil, it was stunning!
Fun Fact
Did you know that "voil" is French for "there is" or "there it is"? It has been adopted into English to add flair when revealing something surprising or delightful!
Famous Quote
"Creativity is intelligence having fun." Albert Einstein. This quote captures the essence of surprising results, much like when you say "voil" after a creative endeavour!
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "voil" mean?
a) Look
b) Goodbye
c) Help
d) Wait
Answer: a) Look
2. Which of these is a synonym of "voil"?
a) Surprise
b) Here it is
c) Hooray
d) Bravo
Answer: b) Here it is
3. Which sentence uses "voil" correctly?
a) He said goodbye and voil.
b) She finished her project and voil, it was great!
c) Voil, I dont understand the question.
d) We should wait for the pizza and voil.
Answer: b) She finished her project and voil, it was great!
4. Which idiom means the same as "voil"?
a) Here it is
b) Look out
c) Hold on tight
d) All in good time
Answer: a) Here it is
5. What is the opposite of "voil"?
a) N/A
b) Hooray
c) Bravo
d) Never mind
Answer: a) N/A
