okay

[US]/'əʊ'keɪ/
[UK]/ˌo'kɛi/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adv. d'accord; bien
adj. d'accord; bien
n. approbation, accord
int. d'accord; bon.
Word Forms
Participe passéokayed
Troisième personne du singulierokays
Participe présentokaying
Passé simpleokayed
Plurielokays

Example Sentences

It's okay to make mistakes sometimes.

Il est normal de faire des erreurs parfois.

Okay, let's get started.

D'accord, commençons.

She's okay with the new plan.

Elle est d'accord avec le nouveau plan.

Okay, I understand your point of view.

D'accord, je comprends votre point de vue.

Is it okay if I borrow your pen?

Est-ce que ça vous dérange si je prends votre stylo ?

He's feeling okay after the surgery.

Il se sent bien après l'opération.

Okay, I'll see you later.

D'accord, à plus tard.

It's okay to take a break when you need one.

Il est normal de faire une pause quand vous en avez besoin.

Let's meet at 5, is that okay with you?

Retrons-nous à 17h, est-ce que ça vous convient ?

Real-world Examples

Just one night, one night only, okay?

Juste une nuit, une nuit seulement, d'accord ?

Source: The story of Hachiko the loyal dog.

Okay, let's run through it one more time.

D'accord, repassons une dernière fois.

Source: Desperate Housewives Season 1

Okay, okay, okay. Let's imagine then that I am the manager.

D'accord, d'accord, d'accord. Imaginons alors que je suis le responsable.

Source: How to have a conversation in English

Okay. - It's amazing. Just amazing. Okay.

D'accord. - C'est incroyable. Vraiment incroyable. D'accord.

Source: Scientific World

Okay, this is what I've been reduced to?

D'accord, à quoi suis-je réduit ?

Source: Modern Family - Season 07

Okay. Okay. Kermit the Frog. - Yeah.

D'accord. D'accord. Kermit le grenouille. - Oui.

Source: Grandpa and Grandma's Pronunciation Class

Okay, now to touch on the negative words.

D'accord, maintenant pour aborder les mots négatifs.

Source: English With Lucy (Bilingual Experience)

And suddenly it's all, " Okay? " " Okay."

Et soudainement, tout est " D'accord ? " " D'accord."

Source: Crash Course Anatomy and Physiology

Okay. Okay. I know what you're thinking.

D'accord. D'accord. Je sais ce que vous pensez.

Source: Vox opinion

Okay, now you're overcompensating. - I have to!

D'accord, maintenant vous compensez. - Je dois !

Source: Modern Family - Season 04

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