All right

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adverb / adjective / interjection (English locution)

Definition

A locution borrowed directly from English, frequently used in everyday urban Romanian speech meaning 'in order', 'fine', 'correct', or 'acceptable'. It serves as a formula of approval, confirmation of good health or safety, or as a simple way to express consensus in an informal conversation.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • All right
  • Alright

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Invariable phrase serving multiple syntactic positions without structural shifts.
Formation English phrase combining the determiner 'all' and the adjective/adverb 'right', functioning as a single unit.
Spelling / Pronunciation [ɔːl ˈraɪt]
Source Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary and Modern Slang Lexicon

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: I-am explicat planul detaliat, iar el a răspuns scurt: 'All right, ne auzim mâine'.

EN: I explained the detailed plan to him, and he replied shortly: 'All right, talk tomorrow'.

RO: După accidentul minor de pe teren, arbitrul s-a电脑 a verificat dacă jucătorul este all right.

EN: After the minor accident on the pitch, the referee checked if the player was all right.

RO: Rezultatele testelor au ieșit all right, așa că nu avem motive de îngrijorare.

EN: The test results turned out all right, so we have no reasons to worry.

Idioms & Phrases

A fi all right / To be all right

RO: Stare în care o persoană se simte bine, este în siguranță sau lucrurile decurg conform planului.

EN: A state where a person feels fine, is safe, or things are going according to plan.

All right ca răspuns / All right as a reply

RO: Utilizarea formulei pentru a accepta o invitație sau a valida o afirmație a interlocutorului.

EN: Using the formula to accept an invitation or validate a statement made by the speaker.

Totul e all right / Everything is all right

RO: Asigurare generală privitoare la absența problemelor sau a complicațiilor într-o situație.

EN: A general reassurance regarding the absence of problems or complications in a situation.

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