aright

a·right

 (ə-rīt′)

adv.

In a proper manner; correctly.

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[Middle English, from Old English ariht : a-, on; see a-² + riht, right; see right.]

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aright

(əˈraɪt)

adv

correctly; rightly; properly

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a•right

(əˈraɪt)

adv.

correctly; to rights: I want to set things aright.

[before 1000; Middle English; Old English ariht, on riht. See a-¹, right]

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Thesaurus

Adv.

1.

aright - in an accurate manner; "the flower had been correctly depicted by his son"; "he guessed right" correctly, right

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Translations

proprement

aright

[əˈraɪt] ADV → correctamente, acertadamente
if I heard you aright → si le oí bien
if I understand you aright → si le entiendo correctamente
to set aright → rectificar

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aright

adv → recht, wohl (old); if I understand it aright → wenn ich das recht verstehe

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aright

[əˈraɪt] adv

a. if I heard aright → se ho sentito bene

b. to set things aright → sistemare le cose

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