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  • ok,okay,okey三个词有什么区别 - 百度知道
    ok，okay，okey三个词都表示同意或确认，但在实际使用中存在一定的细微区别。 区别解释： 1 词源和拼写差异 * ok：此词源于美国口语中的常用缩写，表示“okay”。随着其在网络时代的广泛应用，逐渐成为一个普遍接受的简单确认词。拼写为OK，使用较为广泛。
  • NOK as an abbreviation of Not OK - WordReference Forums
    Do American and British people use "NOK" as an abbreviation of "not OK", for example, in a PowerPoint slide or a table in a Word document, where there's only a limited space? For instance, there are some checkpoints, and you're required to check either "OK" or "NOK" I saw this in an English document written by non-native speaker
  • Is there any difference between Thats OK. and Its OK.
    It seems to me that the difference between “That’s OK” and “It’s OK”, though slight, can sometimes be important The two expressions are not always interchangeable That is a demonstrative pronoun, and refers to a specific thing
  • Ok by with for me - WordReference Forums
    : Ok by me, but I do not know if it is ok by the others" I would say that both with and by are fine, but not for In fact I'd suggest just sticking to either by or with, which are the most common ones, and not bothering with for at all
  • 美国所有的州的缩写 - 百度知道
    美国所有的州的缩写美国各州州名以及缩写：阿拉巴马州 Alabama AL阿拉斯加州 Alaska AK亚利桑那州 Arizona AZ 阿肯色州 Arkansas AR 加利福尼亚州 California CA 科罗拉多州 Co
  • Okey mackey - WordReference Forums
    Creo que la forma más habitual de escribir esta expresión nada formal es okey makey (que salvo por el "ok", no tiene más sentido que su sonoridad)
  • 美国各州名称及缩写 - 百度知道
    36 俄克拉荷马州（Oklahoma），缩写为OK 37 俄勒冈州（Oregon），缩写为OR 38 宾夕法尼亚州（Pennsylvania），缩写为PA 39 罗德岛州（Rhode Island），缩写为RI 40 南卡罗来纳州（South Carolina），缩写为SC 41 南达科他州（South Dakota），缩写为SD 42 田纳西州（Tennessee
  • Check on you vs Check up on you - WordReference Forums
    Hi, When you want to text email etc someone and make sure someone is doing OK, which is better to say "I just wanted to check up on you " or "I just wanted to check on you "? I found some other websites that were discussing it, but there were different opinions among native speakers Someone


















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