Alright meaning in English
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Definition
(I'm doing) all right, alright: (I'm doing) OK, fine, well
Alright (informal and usually used in spoken English) is the contracted form of all right.
alright: OK, I agree
Can I come too? -Alright. That's fine.
Pronunciation examples
UK: Are you all right? You look rather ill.
US: Alright then, let's go.
- "Aliens are all different, alright?"
- "Dr. Loblaw : Alright, everybody, listen up!"
- "Philip (MacCheeter) : Alright everyone, calm the $&%# down!"
- "Ticket lady: All right."
- "Dr. Gilchrist : Alright."
- "Al Capone : Okay, alright."
- "Uh huh... alright, I'll try."
- "Are you feeling alright, Bruno?"
- "Alright, you can open them. Tell me what you see."
- "MacCheeter : Alright."
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