OK in Latin
OK in Latin is placet — OK means all right; acceptable, permitted, or satisfactory.
OK in Latin
placet
What does "OK" mean?
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adj All right; acceptable, permitted, or satisfactory.
"Is it OK if I leave early today?"
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adj In good health or emotional shape; not upset or hurt.
"Are you OK after that fall?"
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verb To approve or give the go-ahead for something.
"My manager okayed the extra spending."
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intj Used to show agreement, acknowledgement, or acceptance.
""Meet me at six." "OK, see you then.""
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OK in a sentence
- Is it OK if I leave early today?
- The food was OK, nothing special.
- Are you OK after that fall?
- I'm OK, just a bit tired.
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What is "OK" in Latin?
"OK" in Latin is placet. OK means: All right; acceptable, permitted, or satisfactory.
How do you use "OK" in a sentence?
Example: "Is it OK if I leave early today?" In Latin, "OK" is placet.
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