m'kay
感叹词 intj.
美 /m(ː)ˈkeɪ/|[ŋ̍(ː)ˈkeɪ̯]
英文释义
感叹词 intj.
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Okay—an expression of acknowledgment or affirmation, now sometimes used in an ironic or condescending sense.; spelling mkay
— In these tutoring sessions we have found that, when the tutor agrees with the student’s displayed understanding, her signal of confirmation comes quickly after the student’s turn, as in: S. Mkay. hh. And I know it’s negative, just to follow your thought process, because I know that the sine is positive.
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Okay—an expression of acknowledgment or affirmation, now sometimes used in an ironic or condescending sense.; spelling mmkay
— C: I want you to re:st (.) re:st (.) as much as you can do (.) is just re:st (.) hhh when >you go< home (.) >you tell< your husband you make dinner honey (.) hhh you take care of me (.) . . . I need >to set< down (.) I need >to rest< (.) P: mmkay (.) C: and >get down< (.) watch your sodium (.) the salt=
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Okay—an expression of acknowledgment or affirmation, now sometimes used in an ironic or condescending sense.; spelling mmmkay
— 1999, “It's Easy, MMMKay.” [title, in soundtrack] South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
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Okay—an expression of acknowledgment or affirmation, now sometimes used in an ironic or condescending sense.; spelling m’kay
— I’ll tell you a secret if you promise not to tell anybody, not even the missus, m’kay?
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Okay—an expression of acknowledgment or affirmation, now sometimes used in an ironic or condescending sense.; spelling mm-kay
— She didn’t ask what that was supposed to mean, but tallied a while on her fingertips and obliged him. “Mm-kay, bye.”
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Okay—an expression of acknowledgment or affirmation, now sometimes used in an ironic or condescending sense.; spelling mmm-kay
— “Well, I’m going to take a picture of your arm and then this nice doctor is going to fix it for you, okay?” “Mmm-kay.”
词源
Nasalized variant of okay. Perhaps popularized by Mr. Mackey's catchphrase in South Park. Earlier use is apparently chiefly in linguistic transcriptions of speech.
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