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| /ˌəʊˈkeɪ/ |
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| 1 | used for showing that you agree with something , approve of it , or understand it 行，好（用于表示同意、赞成或理解） |
| ‘I’ d like to buy some new clothes.’ ‘OK.’ “我想买些新衣服。”“行。” |
| OK, but I don’ t see how that proves your point. 好，但我不明白那如何能证明你的观点。 |
| | 1a | used for asking if someone agrees with what you have just said or understands it 行吗，明白吗（用于询问某人是否同意或理解） | | Let’ s go and see a film tonight, OK? 我们今晚一起去看电影，好吗？ | | So that means that ‘C’ is the best answer. OK? 所以就是说C是最好的答案，懂吗？ | |
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| 2 | used when you want to start talking about something or continue discussing it after a pause 好吧（用于谈话开始前或停顿后继续讨论前） |
| OK, I think we were looking at page seven. 好吧，我想我们刚才到了第7页。 |
| OK. Everyone ready? 好吧，大家都准备好了吗？ |
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| 3 | used when you want someone to stop arguing with you or criticizing you . This word often shows that you accept what they are saying but do not think it is important 好啦，是啦（用于阻止别人的争辩或批评。该词常表示接受对方的话，但并不以为然） |
| ‘Your boss will be angry if you’ re late.’ ‘OK, but he won’ t sack me.’ “如果你迟到了，你的老板会生气的。”“是啦，可是他不会解雇我的。” |
| OK. You’ re right. I should have called you sooner. 好啦，你说得对。我本该早点给你打电话。 |
| | 3a | used for showing that you are ready to end a conversation , especially on the telephone 好吧（用于结束交谈，尤指电话中的交谈） | | OK, I just wanted to make sure that you got home. 好吧，我只是想确定你到家了。 | |
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