Alright is an expression that means everything's okay or fine with someone or something. You can use it when you're agreeing with someone or saying that a situation is working out.
We often use alright in casual conversations, especially in spoken English. For example, if your friend asks "Are we going to make the movie premiere tonight?" and you say "Alright, let's go!" you're giving a thumbs up to their plan. If something goes smoothly, people might say "It's alright" or "Alright then." It can also mean that you accept what someone is saying, so if your friend proposes an idea you don't like but don't want to argue about it, you could just say "Alright, let's try it."
Good; in acceptable, if not excellent condition.
Example: The car is all right. It gets me there, anyway.
Used to indicate acknowledgement or acceptance; OK.
