OK

UK
/ˌəʊˈkeɪ/
US
/ˌoʊˈkeɪ/

Translations

OKadverb
She completed the task OK, but it wasn't her best work.
Elle a fait ce travail bien, mais ce n’était pas son meilleur travail.
Additional translations
OKinterjection
OK, I'll meet you at the cafe at 3 PM.
D’accord, je te retrouverai au café à 15 h.
Additional translations
okFamilier.
Synonyms
OKnoun
OKs
pl
She gave him the OK to start the presentation.
Elle lui a donné son accord pour commencer la présentation.
Additional translations
OKadjective
more OK
Comp.
most OK
Super.
UK
/ˌəʊˈkeɪ/
US
/ˌoʊˈkeɪ/
The food at the restaurant was OK, but not exceptional.
La nourriture au restaurant était acceptable, mais pas exceptionnelle.
Additional translations
bienFamilier, pour dire qu’on va bien.
OKverb
OKed
Past Simple
OKed
Past Participle
OKing
Gerund
The manager OK'd the proposal for the new project.
Le directeur a approuvé la proposition pour le nouveau projet.
Additional translations
OKproper noun
Used as the official US postal abbreviation for the state of Oklahoma
OKAbréviation postale de l’État de l’Oklahoma.
The package was addressed to Tulsa, OK.
Le colis était adressé à Tulsa, OK.

Definitions

OKadverb
In a satisfactory manner; adequately.
She completed the task OK, but it wasn't her best work.
OKinterjection
Used to express agreement or acceptance.
OK, I'll meet you at the cafe at 3 PM.
Used to check if someone understands or agrees.
We'll start the meeting at 10 AM, OK?
Used to indicate that something is satisfactory or acceptable.
The report looks OK, but it could use a bit more detail.
Used to express readiness or willingness to proceed.
OK, let's get started with the presentation.
OKnoun
A state of being satisfactory or acceptable.
The project manager gave the OK to proceed with the next phase.
A signal or indication of approval or agreement.
She gave him the OK to start the presentation.
OKadjective
Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.
The food at the restaurant was OK, but not exceptional.
In a good enough state or condition; not ill or injured.
After the fall, she assured everyone that she was OK.
OKverb
To approve or authorize something.
The manager OK'd the proposal for the new project.
To give permission or consent for something to happen.
She OK'd her son's request to stay out late with friends.
OKproper noun
The US postal abbreviation for the state of Oklahoma.
The package was addressed to Tulsa, OK.