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right for someone or something This movie isn't suitable for children.

—ANTONYM unsuitable

suit • a • bly / ' sutabli / adverb Tony wasn't suitably dressed for a party.

suit • case / ' sutkeis / noun [ count ]

a large bag with flat sides that you carry your clothes in when you travel

—Look at the picture at bag . suite / swit / noun [ count ]

a set of connected rooms in a hotel We stayed in the honeymoon suite.

sul • fur / ' salfar / noun [ noncount ] ( symbol S ) ( CHEMISTRY ) a natural yellow substance that smells like bad eggs

sulk / salk / verb ( sulks , sulk - ing , sulked )

to not speak because you are angry about something She's been sulking all day because her mom wouldn't let her go to the party.

sulk • y / ' salki / adjective ( sulk i - er, sulk i - est )

I don't like sulky teenagers.

sul • len / ' salan / adjective

looking upset and not wanting to speak to people a sullen expression

sum 1 Ф гШщ / satti / noun r count 1

an amount of money $100,000 is a large sum of money .

( MATH ) the answer that you have when you add numbers together

The sum of two and five is seven.

sum 2 AWL / sam / verb ( sums , sum - ming , summed )

sum up ; sum something up to describe in a few words the main ideas of what someone has said or written To sum up , there are three ways of dealing with the problem...

Can I just sum up what we've agreed so far?

sum • ma • rize AWL / ' samaraiz / verb ( sum - ma riz - es , sum ma - riz - ing , sum - ma - rized )

to describe the main ideas or points of something

You need to summarize your arguments in the final

paragraph of the essay.

sum • ma • ryAWL / ' samari / noun [ count ] ( plural sum - ma . ries )

a short description of something that gives only the most

important information

Here is a summary of the news.

sum . mer ©/ 's\mor / noun

[ count, noncount ]

the part of the year between spring and fall I'm going to Spain in the summer . a summer vacation

sum • mit / ' sAmst / noun [ count ]

( GEOGRAPHY ) the top of a mountain

sum • mon / ' sAmsn / verb

( sum - mon , sum - mon ing , sum - moned )

( formal )

to order a person to come to a place

The boys were summoned to the head teacher's office.

sun © / элп/ noun

the sun [ singular ] the big round object in the sky that gives us light in the day, and heat

The sun is shining.

[ noncount , singular ] light and heat from the sun We sat in the sun all morning.

Sun.

abbreviation of Sunday

sun•bathe / ' sAnbeid /

( sun - bathes , sun bath - ing , sun - bathed )

to lie in the sun so that your skin becomes darker We sunbathed on the beach.

sun • bath • ing / ' sAnbeidig / noun [ noncount ] Sunbathing is bad for your skin.

sun • block / ' sAnblak / noun [ noncount ]

a cream that you put on your skin to protect it completely from the sun

sun • burn / ' sAnbsrn / noun [ noncount ]

( HEALTH ) red, painful skin that you get when you have been in the sun for too long

— Look at suntan .

sun • burned / ' sAnbsrnd /

( also sunburnt / ' sAnbsrnt / ) adjective

sunburned shoulders

sun • dae / ' sAndei / noun [ count ]

a very cold, sweet food ( ice cream ) with pieces of fruit, nuts, sweet sauce, etc. on the top

Sun .day © / 'SAndei; 'sAndi/ noun

[ count, noncount ] ( abbreviation Sun. )

the day of the week after Saturday and before Monday,

thought of as either the first or the last day of the week

sun • flow • er / sAnflausr / noun [ count ]

a very tall plant with large yellow flowers, which farmers grow for their seeds and oil, which are used in cooking

—Look at the picture at flower .

sung

form of sing