CEFR A1

okay

adjective, interjection, adverb

Meaning

Satisfactory or acceptable; good enough.

Examples

The weather is okay for our picnic.
His performance in the exam was just okay.

Synonyms: fine, alright, acceptable, satisfactory

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okay (A1)

adjective, interjection, adverb

Pronunciation: /ˌoʊˈkeɪ/

Definition

Satisfactory or acceptable; good enough.

Examples

The weather is okay for our picnic.
His performance in the exam was just okay.
Is this seat okay for you?

How to Use okay

okay with (prepositional phrase): To be acceptable or agreeable to someone. — "Is it okay with you if we leave early?"
all okay (collocation): Completely satisfactory or without problems. — "After the accident, we were relieved to find that everyone was all okay."
okay to (collocation): Permitted or acceptable to do something. — "It's okay to ask questions if you don't understand."

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