Смысл: all right 
all right [͵ɔ:lʹraıt]
<Í> 1. удовлетворительный; достаточный
not very good in the first role but all right in the second - не блистал в первой роли, но справился со второй
his work was found all right - его работа была одобрена
2. подходящий; не вызывающий возражений
that is all right with me - я согласен, я не возражаю
a picture that is all right for children - картина, которую можно показывать детям
3. здоровый; благополучный
he was ill but he is all right again - он был болен, а теперь поправился
is the driver all right after the accident? - водитель не пострадал при аварии?
4. приемлемо; как нужно
doing all right - дела идут хорошо, всё в порядке
getting /coming/ along all right - дело двигается; всё идёт нормально /как надо/
5.разг.
the elements has been conquered all right, but it still hits back - стихия покорена, в этом нет сомнения, но она ещё показывает себя
he has pneumonia all right - у него воспаление лёгких, это уж точно
you'll hear about this all right! - вы ещё услышите об этом, можете не сомневаться!
6. ладно!, хорошо!, согласен!, идёт!; да! (в ответах )
all right, I'll meet you at ten - ладно, встретимся в десять
all right for you, I am going - ну и ладно, я ухожу
all right! You'll be sorry! - ну хорошо, ты ещё пожалеешь об этом!
♢ a bit of all right - неплохой поступок (обыкн. о прекрасном поступке
the way he saved that girl's life was a bit of all right - спасая девушку, он неплохо себя показал
<Í> 1. удовлетворительный; достаточный
2. подходящий; не вызывающий возражений
3. здоровый; благополучный
4. приемлемо; как нужно
5.
6. ладно!, хорошо!, согласен!, идёт!; да! (
all right Идиома
all right
bit of all right
turn out all right
Idiom(s): turn out (all right) AND pan out; work out (all right)Theme: ENDINGS
to end satisfactorily.
• I hope everything turns out all right.
• Oh, yes. It'll all pan out.
• Things usually work out, no matter how bad they seem.
all right with
Idiom(s): all right with sbTheme: AGREEABLE
agreeable to someone.
• If you want to ruin your life and marry Tom, it's all right with me.
• I'll see if it's all right with my father.
All right for you!
Idiom(s): All right for you!Theme: THREATENING
That's it for you!; That's the last chance for you! (Juvenile and informal. Usually said by a child who is angry with a playmate.)
• All right for you, John. See if I ever play with you again.
• All right for you! I'm telling your mother what you did.
work out all right
Idiom(s): turn out (all right) AND pan out; work out (all right)Theme: ENDINGS
to end satisfactorily.
• I hope everything turns out all right.
• Oh, yes. It'll all pan out.
• Things usually work out, no matter how bad they seem.
all right|all|right
all right1 adv. phr. 1. Well enough. The new machine is running all right. 2. informal I am willing; yes. "Shall we watch television?" "All right."Compare: VERY WELL. 3. informal Beyond question, certainly.
Used for emphasis and placed after the word it modifies. It's time to leave, all right, but the bus hasn't come.all right2 adj. phr. 1. Good enough; correct; suitable. His work is always all right. 2. In good health or spirits; well. "How are you?" "I'm all right." 3. slang Good. He's an all right guy.
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interj. I'm finished with you! That ends it between you and me! Used by children. All right for you! I'm not playing with you any more!all right for you
all right for youI'm angry with you. This interjection usually accompanies a threat of revenge, as in All right for you—I won't go out with you again. [Early 1900s]
all right with one
all right with oneAlso, all right by one. Agreeable to someone. For example, If you want to practice now, that's all right with me. Although all right alone has signified acquiescence much longer (see all right, def. 5), the addition of with someone (or, sometimes, by someone) dates from the mid-1900s.
all right
1. A book acting acclimated aback one agrees to article or acknowledges something, agnate to "OK" or "sure." It can be aloof or it can announce reluctance. A: "Hey, can you accord me a ride home?" B: "All right. Hop in." All right, we can accept pizza for banquet tonight, aloof stop whining about it! A: "I'm activity out, I'll be aback tonight." B: "All right, see you later."2. interjection Great! Indicates one's action about something. All right, I got a absolute account on my test! My amalgamation came today? All right!3. adjective Fair. Emphasizes that article is not abnormally acceptable or bad. That cine was aloof all right. Don't decay your money seeing it in the theater, but it ability be account a rental. My bottom feels all appropriate these days, but I'm not accessible to run a chase or anything.4. adjective Safe. Uninjured or unharmed. Sorry for authoritative such a aciculate about-face there! Is anybody all right?5. adverb For certain. Typically acclimated at the end of a book to accent that article is absolutely true, conceivably with a agenda of acrimony or annoyance. My admirer is backward all right—he was declared to be actuality an hour ago!Learn more: all, rightall right
1. an adumbration of acceding or acquiescence. (Often arresting aright in accustomed conversation.) Father: Do it now, afore you forget. Bill: All right. Tom: Please bethink to accompany me aback a pizza. Sally: All right, but I get some of it.
2. Inf. a bark of acceding or encouragement. (Usually All right!) Alice: Appear on, let's accord Sally some encouragement. Fred: All right, Sally! Keep it up! You can do it! "That's the way to go! All right!" shouted assorted associates of the audience.
3. well, good, or okay, but not excellent. (This byword has all the uses that okay has.) I was a little sick, but now I'm all right. His assignment is all right, but annihilation to blow about. All right, it's time to go.
4. above a doubt; as the affirmation shows. The dog's asleep all right. It hasn't confused at all. The train's backward all right. There charge be a botheration up the line.Learn more: all, right
all right
1. Completely correct, as in You accept a absolute score-your answers are all right. (It could aloof as able-bodied be put as "all your answers are right.")
2. In able or alive order, in a satisfactory way, as in The agent is active all appropriate now. [Late 1800s] Also see turn out all right.
3. In acceptable health, as in John had the flu, but he's all appropriate now. [Early 1900s]
4. Not injured, safe, as in It was aloof a accessory blow and anybody is all right. [Early 1900s]
5. Very well, yes, as in Do you appetite to leave now?-All right, or All right, we'll break home. [First bisected of 1800s] Also see all appropriate with you.
6. Certainly, after a doubt, as in It's backward all right, but it will apparently appear today. [Mid-1800s]
7. Hurrah! Acceptable for you, as in All right! your aggregation has done it again! [Slang; mid-1900s]
8. Also, all-right. Good, satisfactory. For example, This restaurant is all right, or Harry is an all-right guy. [Slang; mid-1900s] Learn more: all, right
all right
1. interj. yes; okay. All right. I’ll do it.
2. mod. for sure; for certain. He’s the one who said it, all right.
3. mod. okay. (This is hyphenated afore a nominal. Slang aback acclimated afore a nominal.) Willy is an all-right guy.
4. exclam. That’s good!; Keep it up! (A accepted advertisement of approval, generally cried out from the admirers during a achievement or at acclaim time. Usually All right! The appropriate is fatigued out and falling in pitch.) “All right!” cried the army aback they heard the advertisement about the pay increase. Learn more: all, right
An all right idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with all right, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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