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alright

/ɔːlˈraɪt/

Traduction: Adjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose comme satisfaisant, acceptable ou adéquat; peut aussi signifier que l'on se sent bien ou que l'on est en bonne santé., Adverbe signifiant 'de manière satisfaisante' ou 'correctement', souvent utilisé de façon informelle comme synonyme de 'bien' ou 'normalement'. Il sert aussi d'interjection pour exprimer l'accord ou la confirmation. Bien que courant dans le langage familier, il est parfois considéré comme moins formel que 'all right' à l'écrit.

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adjective

/ɔːlˈraɪt/A2formal
  • frAdjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose comme satisfaisant, acceptable ou adéquat; peut aussi signifier que l'on se sent bien ou que l'on est en bonne santé.

An informal adjective used to describe something as satisfactory, acceptable, or adequate.

  1. Satisfactory or acceptableA2informal

    In a satisfactory or adequate manner; acceptable.

    fracceptable, satisfaisant

    • The meal was alright, but nothing special.
    • Is everything alright with your car?
    • Her performance was alright, though she could improve.

    Synonymesacceptableadequateall rightfineokaypassablereasonablesatisfactory

    Antonymesinadequatepoorunacceptableunsatisfactory

  2. Expression of agreementA2informal

    Used at the beginning of a sentence to express agreement or acceptance.

    frExpression d'accord

    • Alright, let's start the meeting.
    • Alright, I'll help you with that.
    • Alright, you win this time.

    Synonymesagreedall rightfinesurevery well

  3. Reinforcing assertionB1informal

    Used to reinforce an assertion, meaning 'without doubt' or 'certainly'.

    frRenforcement d'une affirmation

    • He's a good player, alright.
    • That was a tough exam, alright.
    • She's the best candidate, alright.

    Synonymesabsolutelyassuredlycertainlydefinitelyindeedsurelyundoubtedly

Formes
  • more alright comparative form
  • most alright superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/ˌɔːlˈraɪt/A2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant 'de manière satisfaisante' ou 'correctement', souvent utilisé de façon informelle comme synonyme de 'bien' ou 'normalement'. Il sert aussi d'interjection pour exprimer l'accord ou la confirmation. Bien que courant dans le langage familier, il est parfois considéré comme moins formel que 'all right' à l'écrit.

An adverb meaning 'satisfactorily' or 'adequately,' often used informally as a synonym for 'well' or 'okay.' It is also used as an interjection to express agreement or acknowledgment. While common in informal speech, it is sometimes considered less formal than 'all right' in writing.

  1. Satisfactory or adequate mannerA2informal

    In a way that is acceptable or good enough.

    frde manière acceptable

    • The car is running alright after the repair.
    • She did alright on her exam, considering the difficulty.
    • Everything will be alright in the end.

    Synonymesacceptablyadequatelydecentlyfinepassablyreasonablysatisfactorilytolerably

    Antonymesinadequatelypoorly

  2. Expression of agreementA2informal

    Used at the beginning of a sentence to show acceptance or approval.

    frExpression d'accord

    • Alright, let's start the meeting now.
    • Alright, I'll help you with your homework.
    • Alright, you can go ahead with your plan.

    Synonymesagreedall rightfineokaysurevery wellyeahyes

  3. Without doubt (reinforcement)B1informal

    Used to emphasize a statement or assertion.

    frsans aucun doute

    • He is the best player on the team, alright.
    • That was a difficult test, alright.
    • She is definitely coming to the party, alright.

    Synonymesassuredlycertainlydefinitelyfor sureindeedsurelyundoubtedlyunquestionablywithout doubt

Formes
  • more alright comparative form
  • most alright superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Conditions héritées

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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