French · exact; precise
Right!
That's true.
Is that right?
That seems right.
Yes. That's right.
The price is right.
Perhaps that's true.
It's not right.
Isn't that correct?
It isn't totally exact.
I don't know the exact place I was born.
I can't get at the exact meaning of the sentence.
Yes, it is. You were three months old then.
That's right, but what's it to you?
I believe that's correct.
You don't want to get married either, right?
You don't want to get married either, right?
That's right on the money.
That's not quite right. It's even completely wrong in many cases.
That sounds right.
Is it possible that the report is right?
That wasn't accurate, was it?
This isn't the right way.
"Is two plus two still four?" "Yes, exactly!"
Exact change, please.
I don't remember the exact figure.
Can you tell me what is the exact amount?
Unfortunately, that is true.
I don't know the exact place I was born.
What he says is absolutely correct.
It is true that she teaches French at school.
It's true that Americans love pizza.
Apparently, that's not correct.
His opinion is quite just.
The exact opposite is true.
I'd like to know the exact exchange rate for yen.
I can't get at the exact meaning of the sentence.
I'm a professor, or rather an associate professor, to be exact.
I do not understand the exact meaning of this sentence.
Is this word correct in this context?
Tom and Mary have about 20 children, but they're not quite sure of the exact number.
Exactly.
"Can" is the right word to express ability and "May" to ask for permission.
There has been a lot of disagreement about exactly how many bytes are in a kilobyte.