Fair enough Meaning in English
expression
ˈfɛɹ/ /iˈnəf/, /ɪˈnəf
FAIR i-NUHF
fˈeə/ /ɪnˈʌf
FAIR i-NUHF
释义
Used to admit that something is reasonable or acceptable, or to show you understand someone's point of view, even if you don't completely agree.
用法与细微差别
Informal, commonly used in spoken English to signal understanding or reluctant agreement. Neutral tone—often suggests respect for another opinion or compromise, but not strong enthusiasm.
Spanish: vale - está bien - aceptablePortuguese (BR): justo - compreensível - tudo bemPortuguese (PT): certo - compreensível - tudo bemChinese (Simplified): 可以 - 合理 - 说得对Chinese (Traditional): 可以 - 合理 - 說得對Hindi: ठीक है - समझ में आता हैArabic: مقبول - مفهوم - عادلBengali: ঠিক আছে - বুঝলামRussian: ладно - понимаюJapanese: なるほど - わかったVietnamese: được thôi - cũng hợp lýKorean: 알겠어 - 이해해Turkish: haklısın - makulUrdu: ٹھیک ہے - سمجھ آگئیIndonesian: baiklah - boleh juga
例句
"I need to leave early today." "Fair enough."
basic
You want to study more before the test? Fair enough.
basic
I can't help you this weekend. "Fair enough."
basic
"I just don't like pizza that much." "Okay, fair enough."
natural
If you think that's the best option, fair enough.
natural
She doesn't want to join us? Fair enough, maybe next time.
natural