How is the word correct translated from French to English

Assez bien, sans plus.

Good enough; acceptable.

adjective
English translation
okay

Examples with “correct”

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  • Le repas était correct, sans plus. The food was okay, not great.

  • Ce plan semble acceptable pour l'instant. This plan seems okay for now.

  • D'accord, je viendrai dîner avec vous. Okay, I will join you for dinner.

  • J'ai trouvé les sièges corrects, mais un peu durs. I found the seats okay but a bit hard.

  • Le professeur a dit que mon brouillon était acceptable. The teacher said my draft was okay.

  • D'accord, commençons la réunion. Okay, let's start the meeting.

  • Le film était-il correct ou une perte de temps ? Was the movie okay, or a waste of time?

  • Mardi est-il acceptable pour la réunion ? Is Tuesday okay for the meeting?

  • Il a juste dit « d'accord » et a raccroché. He just said "okay" and hung up.

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How is “correct” translated from French?
“correct” translates into English as “okay”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “correct” mean?
Meaning of “correct”: Assez bien, sans plus. In English — “okay”.
What part of speech is “correct”?
“correct” is an adjective.
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