ok
gb/ˌoʊkˈeɪ/ us/ˌoʊkˈeɪ/
A1
英语
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adjective
A1
property
1
acceptable; good enough
Good enough; not bad.
用法模式：
[something] is ok; an ok [thing]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes think ok always means “good”; often it means only “acceptable,” not “great.”
近义词
acceptable (More formal and more clearly about meeting a standard.)
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fine (Often more positive than ok in many contexts.)
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satisfactory (More formal; suggests it meets requirements.)
反义词
unacceptable (Fails to meet the needed standard.)
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terrible (Much worse than merely not ok.)
搭配
perfectly ok
|totally ok
|ok for now
|ok idea
|ok job
|ok result
|ok solution
|ok performance
|ok choice
|ok answer
主题
daily_life
|evaluation
例句
- The food was ok, but I probably wouldn’t order it again.
- Is it ok if I park here for five minutes?
- Your report looks ok overall—just fix a few typos.
学习者例句
- This is ok.
- The plan is ok.
adjective
A1
state
2
well; not hurt or upset
Fine; not hurt; not in danger.
用法模式：
be ok; [someone] is ok
常见错误：
Don’t confuse “I’m ok” (fine) with “I’m okay with it” (I accept it).
近义词
all right (Very close in meaning; often a bit more neutral.)
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fine (Can sound more positive, or sometimes sarcastic depending on tone.)
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safe (Focuses on being out of danger rather than feeling well.)
反义词
hurt (Physically injured.)
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unwell (Not feeling healthy.)
搭配
Are you ok?
|be ok now
|feel ok
|be ok after
|everything is ok
|it’s going to be ok
|ok to drive
|ok to leave
|ok and safe
|ok again
主题
health
|emotions
|safety
例句
- I tripped, but I’m ok—nothing’s broken.
- Call me when you get home so I know you’re ok.
- She didn’t look ok after the meeting.
学习者例句
- Are you ok?
- I am ok.
interjection
informal
A1
action
3
yes; understood; agreement marker
A word meaning “yes” or “I understand.”
用法模式：
Ok. / Ok, [clause].
常见错误：
In speech, tone matters: “Ok.” can sound neutral, enthusiastic, or reluctant depending on intonation.
近义词
sure (Often sounds more willing or friendly.)
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alright (Similar meaning in speech; often slightly more casual.)
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got it (Specifically signals understanding.)
反义词
no (Refuses or disagrees.)
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huh? (Signals lack of understanding.)
搭配
ok, sure
|ok, fine
|ok, great
|ok, got it
|ok, no problem
|ok, I see
|ok, thanks
|ok, bye
|ok, so
|ok, wait
主题
conversation
|agreement
例句
- “Can you send it by noon?” “Ok.”
- Ok, I’ll meet you outside the station.
- Ok—so what happens next?
学习者例句
- Ok, I understand.
- Ok, thank you.
adverb
A2
property
4
satisfactorily; reasonably well
In a good-enough way.
用法模式：
[do something] ok
常见错误：
This adverb use is common in speech and informal writing; in more formal writing, use “well” or “satisfactorily.”
近义词
fine (Often sounds a bit more positive than ok.)
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well (More standard in careful writing.)
反义词
badly (In an unsatisfactory way.)
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poorly (More formal than badly.)
搭配
do ok
|work ok
|go ok
|turn out ok
|hold up ok
|sleep ok
|feel ok
|run ok
|perform ok
|cope ok
主题
daily_life
|evaluation
例句
- The meeting went ok, considering the short notice.
- My laptop is working ok again after the update.
- I didn’t play great, but I did ok.
学习者例句
- The test went ok.
- I am doing ok.
名词
informal
B1
abstract
5
permission or approval
Permission to do something.
用法模式：
get the ok; give [someone] the ok; have the ok
常见错误：
Usually used with ‘the’: “get the ok,” not “get ok.”
近义词
approval (More general and more formal.)
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permission (Focuses on being allowed, not necessarily being liked.)
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clearance (Often used in official or security contexts.)
反义词
refusal (A decision not to allow or approve.)
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rejection (A decision not to accept or approve.)
搭配
get the ok
|give the ok
|have the ok
|final ok
|official ok
|ok from [someone]
|manager’s ok
|ok to proceed
|ok for release
|ok to start
主题
work
|business
|rules
例句
- We’re waiting for legal to give the ok.
- Did you get the ok to publish it?
- Once we have the ok from finance, we can order the equipment.
学习者例句
- I got the ok.
- We need the ok to start.
动词
informal
B1
action
6
approve; authorize
To say something is allowed or approved.
用法模式：
ok [something]; ok [someone] for [something]
常见错误：
This verb is more common in workplace/informal writing; in formal writing, prefer “approve” or “authorize.”
近义词
approve (More formal and common in writing.)
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authorize (Emphasizes official power to allow.)
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clear (Common in work contexts: “clear a payment/flight.”)
反义词
reject (Decide not to accept or approve.)
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deny (Refuse a request or permission.)
搭配
ok the plan
|ok the budget
|ok a request
|ok a payment
|ok a purchase
|ok a change
|ok a draft
|ok a proposal
|ok a hire
|ok [someone] for travel
主题
work
|business
|rules
例句
- My manager okayed the expense report.
- Can you ok this draft before I send it?
- They won’t ok the launch until the tests pass.
学习者例句
- She okayed my request.
- Please ok this.
名词
B2
entity
7
hand gesture meaning approval
A hand sign that means “OK.”
用法模式：
make the ok sign; give the ok sign
常见错误：
Meaning can vary by culture; in some places it can be rude or offensive.
近义词
thumbs-up (Another common approval gesture; not identical in form.)
反义词
thumbs-down (A gesture meaning disapproval.)
搭配
make the ok sign
|give the ok sign
|flash the ok sign
|the ok gesture
|an ok hand sign
|signal ok
|ok sign with fingers
|show ok
|ok symbol
|do the ok sign
主题
body_language
|communication
例句
- He gave an ok sign to show everything was fine.
- The diver used the ok signal underwater.
- She smiled and made the ok gesture from across the room.
学习者例句
- He made the ok sign.
- She gave me the ok sign.
proper_noun
B1
entity
8
US state: Oklahoma
Short form of Oklahoma.
用法模式：
OK (in addresses and official lists)
常见错误：
This meaning is usually written in capitals (OK), especially in addresses.
近义词
Oklahoma (The full state name.)
搭配
Tulsa, OK
|Oklahoma City, OK
|OK resident
|OK license plate
|OK address
|state of OK
|in OK
|OK zip code
|OK county
|OK border
主题
geography
|us_english
例句
- The package was sent to Norman, OK.
- She grew up in Tulsa, OK.
- His driver’s license lists his home state as OK.
学习者例句
- I live in OK.
- The address says OK.
语法
词典原形
ok
IPA
GB/ˌoʊkˈeɪ/
US/ˌoʊkˈeɪ/
音节与重音
ok （1 个音节）
词形变化
Adjective
- Base: ok
- Comparative: oker
- Superlative: okest
Noun
- Base: ok
- Plural: oks
Proper Noun
- Base: ok
- Plural: oks
Verb
- Base: ok
- 3rd Person Singular: oks
- Present Participle: oking
- Past: oked
- Past Participle: oked
词族
Forms
oks
proper_noun
oking
verb
oked
verb
oker
adjective
okest
adjective
Core family
okay
adjective A1
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be ok with
1/bˈi ˌoʊkˈeɪ wˈɪθ/
fixed phrase
accept; not mind
To agree, or to not be bothered by something.
例句
- I’m ok with meeting tomorrow instead.
- Are you ok with me using your laptop for an hour?
- She wasn’t ok with the way he spoke to her.
give the ok
1/ɡˈɪv ðə ˌoʊkˈeɪ/
fixed phrase
informal
grant permission; approve
To say “yes, you can do it.”
例句
- The editor gave the ok to publish the article.
- I can’t start the project until IT gives me the ok.
- Her doctor gave her the ok to travel.
it's ok
1/ˈɪts ˌoʊkˈeɪ/
fixed phrase
reassurance: don't worry
Don’t worry. It is not a problem.
例句
- It’s ok—everyone makes mistakes.
- It’s ok, I can wait.
- You don’t need to apologize; it’s ok.
ok by me
1/ˌoʊkˈeɪ bˈaɪ mˈi/
fixed phrase
informal
I agree; I accept
I’m fine with that.
例句
- Pizza again is ok by me.
- If you want to leave early, that’s ok by me.
- Working from home tomorrow is ok by me.
ok then
1/ˌoʊkˈeɪ ðˈɛn/
fixed phrase
informal
move on; conclude
All right; let’s continue.
例句
- OK then, let’s get started.
- “I can’t make it tonight.” “OK then, maybe another time.”
- OK then—see you tomorrow.
ok to
1/ˌoʊkˈeɪ tə/
fixed phrase
allowed or acceptable to do
It is allowed; it is fine to do it.
例句
- Is it ok to take photos in here?
- It’s ok to say no if you’re tired.
- It’s not ok to share someone’s password.