Vocab Bloom Hub

okay

/ˌoʊˈkeɪ/

Übersetzung: Adjektiv, das verwendet wird, um etwas als zufriedenstellend, annehmbar oder in gutem Zustand zu beschreiben; drückt Zustimmung oder Einverständnis aus., Informelles Adverb, das „zufriedenstellend“, „akzeptabel“ oder „in Ordnung“ bedeutet. Es wird auch als Diskursmarker verwendet, um Zustimmung, Bestätigung oder einen Übergang auszudrücken., Substantiv, das Zustimmung, Erlaubnis oder Einverständnis ausdrückt; wird auch als informelle Bekundung des Einverständnisses verwendet., Verb, das verwendet wird, um Zustimmung, Einverständnis oder Erlaubnis auszudrücken.

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adjective

/ˌoʊˈkeɪ/A1formal
  • deAdjektiv, das verwendet wird, um etwas als zufriedenstellend, annehmbar oder in gutem Zustand zu beschreiben; drückt Zustimmung oder Einverständnis aus.

An adjective used to describe something that is satisfactory, acceptable, or in a good state.

  1. Acceptable or satisfactoryA1informal

    In a satisfactory state; meeting basic requirements.

    deakzeptabel

    • The food was okay, but not great.
    • Is it okay if I leave early today?
    • Her performance was okay, but she can do better.

    Synonymeacceptableadequateall rightdecentfinegood enoughpassablesatisfactorysufficienttolerable

    Antonymeinadequatepoorsubstandardunacceptableunsatisfactory

  2. Safe or unharmedA1informal

    In a safe or healthy condition.

    deIn Ordnung

    • Don't worry, I'm okay after the accident.
    • The doctor said the patient is okay now.
    • Are you okay? You look pale.

    Synonymeall rightfineintactsafeunharmedwell

    Antonymedamagedendangeredhurtinjuredunsafewounded

  3. Permitted or allowedA1informal

    Allowed or acceptable according to rules or social norms.

    deErlaubt

    • Is it okay to park here?
    • It's okay to ask questions during the meeting.
    • The teacher said it's okay to use calculators on the test.

    Synonymeacceptableadmissibleapprovedauthorizedlegallegitimatesanctionedvalid

    Antonymeforbiddenprohibited

Formen
  • more okay comparative form
  • most okay superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/ˌəʊˈkeɪ/A1formal
  • deInformelles Adverb, das „zufriedenstellend“, „akzeptabel“ oder „in Ordnung“ bedeutet. Es wird auch als Diskursmarker verwendet, um Zustimmung, Bestätigung oder einen Übergang auszudrücken.

An informal adverb meaning "satisfactorily," "acceptably," or "in a satisfactory manner." It is also used as a discourse marker to indicate agreement, acknowledgment, or transition.

  1. SatisfactorilyA1informal

    In a satisfactory or acceptable manner.

    deZufriedenstellend

    • The project is going okay so far.
    • She performed okay in the exam.
    • Everything worked out okay in the end.

    Synonymeacceptablyadequatelyall rightdecentlyfinepassablysatisfactorilywell

    Antonymeinadequatelypoorlyunacceptablyunsatisfactorily

  2. Used to confirm or agreeA1informal

    Used to express agreement, acceptance, or acknowledgment.

    deOkay

    • Okay, I'll meet you at the station.
    • Okay, let's start the meeting now.
    • Okay, I understand what you mean.

    Synonymeagreedall rightalrightcertainlyfinerightsureuh-huhyeahyepyes

    Antonymedisagreementnorefusal

Formen
  • more okay comparative form
  • most okay superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˌəʊˈkeɪ/A1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das Zustimmung, Erlaubnis oder Einverständnis ausdrückt; wird auch als informelle Bekundung des Einverständnisses verwendet.

A noun referring to approval, agreement, or permission; also used as an informal expression of assent.

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  1. Approval or agreementA1informal

    An expression of approval, permission, or agreement.

    deZustimmung

    • I need your okay before I can proceed with the plan.
    • She gave the okay for the project to start.
    • The manager's okay is required for any overtime.

    Synonymeagreementapprovalassentauthorizationconsentendorsementgo-aheadgreen lightpermissionsanction

  2. Acceptable conditionA2informal

    A state of being satisfactory or acceptable.

    deakzeptabler Zustand

    • The car is in okay condition for its age.
    • His health is okay after the surgery.
    • The food was just okay, nothing special.

    Synonymeacceptabilityadequacyfitnesssatisfactorinesssuitability

    Antonymeinadequacyunacceptabilityunsatisfactoriness

Formen
  • okays plural form
  • okays' possessive plural form
  • okay's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/ˌoʊˈkeɪ/A2formal
  • deVerb, das verwendet wird, um Zustimmung, Einverständnis oder Erlaubnis auszudrücken.

A verb used to indicate approval, agreement, or authorization of something.

  1. Approve or authorizeB1informal

    To give approval or permission for something.

    deGenehmigen

    • The manager okayed the budget proposal.
    • She okayed the plan after reviewing the details.
    • The committee okayed the new policy changes.

    Synonymeapproveauthorizeconfirmendorsegreen lightpermitratifysanction

    Antonymedenydisapproverefuserejectveto

Formen
  • okayed past participle
  • okayed past simple
  • okaying present participle
  • okays third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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