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Meanings of ok in English
Usage of ok in English
1
Animals are faring ok as long as they have access to water.
2
Expect Palestinians to start saying ok, let's have one person one vote.
3
Cattle scanning results are ok - they're better at foraging for feed.
4
You never really think it would happen to you but it's ok.
5
So why do people think it is ok to openly snub religion?
6
I'm ok but I need you to meet me at the hospital.
7
The Jap girl, Johnny and Iyok-ok had traveled thus far in safety.
8
I guess that's ok - I mean this is a fictional story.
9
I want others to operate them and convince me it is ok.
10
Hopefully Lee said it was ok to put this on the show.
11
But he was ok, he was in even better condition than me.
12
This ok, since I will be looking at these in air anyway.
13
We're finally starting to trust ourselves that we're doing ok with him.
14
If the object is on a fixed rotation axes, this is ok.
15
Are you ok dining alone with a member of the opposite sex?
16
I think then it's ok to throw an unreasonable tantrum in return.
About this term
Ok through the time
Ok across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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