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Meanings of alright in English

Portuguese
bem

An expression of agreement normally occurring at the beginning of a sentence.

bem

Alright.

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Usage of alright in English
1
On paper and recent form against Dublin, they should be alright tomorrow.
The Irish Times
2
It's that time of year soon, so Don's doing alright, I guess.
Radiant Shadows
3
At least one parent disagreed however, saying they were alright in moderation.
Radio NZ
4
But we'll be alright. This was one of the great Origin games.
News.com.au
5
Rugby is a small world alright, and smaller still in New Zealand.
The Irish Times
6
Most people would like to know if it is alright for children.
Wired
7
And hopefully it comes out looking alright, Sheeran said of the sitting.
Reuters
8
If you are an artist, is it alright to talk during class?
Radio NZ
9
I guess it means that some things are alright with the world.
BBC
10
It was a horse alright, the head, four feet and the tail.
The Biography of a Rabbit
11
But we did alright … it was mainly our friends buying them.
The Guardian
12
But we'll bask a while longer in its afterglow, if that's alright.
The Irish Times
13
But when Djokovic pushes an umpire out of the way that's alright?
The Guardian
14
Whatever is in its DNA, it's the competition sprinkled with magic alright.
The Irish Times
15
Well Tom will wait for you alright if you have a ticket.
The Irish Times
16
Looking at the latest forecast it looks like we might be alright.
Radio NZ
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Translations for alright
Portuguese
bem
Alright through the time
Alright across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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