correct; normal; get along
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesadjective
correct; suitable; appropriate
Used to describe actions, methods, or ideas that are right for the situation.
This method is quite correct; let's try it.
What you said isn't right; you need to reconsider.
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If the path is correct, you can avoid taking detours.
adjective
normal; in a normal state
Often used in negative constructions ('不…') to indicate something is wrong or abnormal, especially about a person's state or appearance.
The way he's speaking today isn't quite right; perhaps he has something on his mind.
The sound from this machine isn't right; we need to call someone to fix it.
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I think the taste is a bit off.
adjective
compatible; get along well
Describes interpersonal compatibility, typically used in negative constructions ('不…') to indicate a clash in personality or temperament.
Their personalities don't mesh; they're always arguing.
The new colleague gets along quite well with everyone.
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Our temperaments are compatible, so our collaboration goes smoothly.