right
/raɪt/
/raɪt/
释义
noun右方，右边；权利；正当，公正；正确；右边的（第一条、第二条等）路
adverb往右边，向右边；正好，恰好；一直，完全；立即，马上；正确地
adjective正确的，真实的；正当，妥当；最好的，最合适的；正常，状况良好；右边的
exclamation（表示同意或遵从）是的，好的；（引起注意）嗨，喂
英英释义
nounthe right side or direction
nounwhat you are allowed to do, especially by law
nounwhat is good or fair
nounthe first, second, etc. road on the right side
adverbto the right side
adverbexactly
adverball the way; completely
adverbimmediately
adverbcorrectly
adjectivecorrect or true as a fact or in your opinion
adjectivegood; fair or what the law allows
adjectivebest
adjectivein a normal or good condition
adjectiveon or of the side of the body that faces east when a person faces north
exclamationyes, I agree; yes, I will
exclamationYou say ‘right’ to make somebody listen to you
场景例句
- We live in the first house on the right.
- In the UK, everyone has the right to vote at 18.
- Young children have to learn the difference between right and wrong.
- Take the second right.
- Turn right at the end of street.
- He was sitting right next to me.
- Go right to the end of the road.
- Wait here – I’ll be right back.
- Phone the doctor right away.
- Have I spelt your name right?
- That’s not the right answer.
- ‘Are you Mr Johnson?’ ‘Yes, that’s right.’
- You were quite right about the weather.
- It’s not right to leave young children alone in the house.
- Is she the right person for the job?
- This meat doesn’t taste right to me.
- Most people write with their right hand.
- ‘I’ll see you tomorrow.’ ‘Right.’
- Are you ready? Right, let’s go.
词态变化
right, rights
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