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right (EN)
adjectif, adverbe, interjection, nom, verbe

adjectif “right”

forme de base right, non gradable
  1. juste
    He guessed the right number of candies in the jar.
  2. approprié
    Did you bring the right shoes for hiking?
  3. juste (dans son jugement)
    You were right to bring an umbrella; it started raining as soon as we left the house.
  4. bon
    Helping the lost child find her parents was the right thing to do.
  5. bien
    After the long hike, my legs didn't feel right for days.
  6. droit
    The ladder was placed in such a way that it made a right angle with the ground.
  7. droite
    Turn right at the next street to reach the library.
  8. droite (de la rivière)
    The village was on the right bank of the river.

adverbe “right”

right (more/most)
  1. à droite
    When you reach the end of the hallway, go right to find the bathroom.
  2. exactement
    He placed the book right on the corner of the desk.
  3. tout près
    Don't you see? The keys are right there on the table.
  4. immédiatement
    I'll take a short break and be right back.
  5. correctement
    He answered all the questions right and scored the highest in the class.
  6. bien (de manière morale)
    He acted right by returning the lost wallet to its owner.

interjection “right”

right
  1. d'accord
    We should leave now to catch the movie on time. — Right, let's hurry.
  2. d'accord (écoute)
    I think it's going to rain all weekend. — Right, so what are you going to do?
  3. d'accord ? (pour vérifier)
    We're meeting at 6 p.m., right?
  4. bien sûr (ironiquement)
    He said he's never eaten candy in his life. ― Right, and I'm the Queen of England.

nom “right”

sg. right, pl. rights ou indén.
  1. la droite
    Turn left at the corner, and you'll see the post office on the right.
  2. droit
    Everyone has the right to express their opinion freely.
  3. la moralité
    Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between right and wrong.
  4. la droite (politique)
    In the recent election, the right gained a significant number of seats in the parliament.

verbe “right”

infinitif right; il rights; prét. righted; part. passé righted; gér. righting
  1. redresser (moralement)
    She dedicated her life to righting the injustices faced by her community.
  2. redresser
    After the storm, the villagers worked together to right the lamppost blocking the road.