of course

adverb

1
used for saying ‘yes’ very definitely, in answer to a question
‘Do you know what I mean?’ ‘Of course.’
Synonyms and related words
Ways of saying yes
yes
definitely
of course
1. 1a
  used for giving someone permission in a polite way
  ‘May I come in?’ ‘Of course you may.’
  Synonyms and related words
  Ways of giving permission
  yes
  of course
  certainly
2. 1b
  used for agreeing or disagreeing with someone
  ‘I’m sure everything’s going to be OK.’ ‘Of course it is.’
  ‘They won’t mind if we’re a bit late.’ ‘Of course they will.’
  Synonyms and related words
  Ways of agreeing with someone
  OK
  of course
  no
  Synonyms and related words
  Expressions showing anger and used in arguments
  absolutely not
  are you kidding?
  arguably
2
used for saying something that you think someone probably already knows or will not be surprised about
I will, of course, make sure you’re all kept fully informed.
He found out in the end, of course.
Synonyms and related words
Ways of saying that you are not surprised
of course
sure enough
I might have known/guessed
Synonyms and related words
Ways of saying that something is obvious or known
of course
naturally
evidently
3
used when you have just realized something
Of course! Now I understand.
Synonyms and related words
Ways of saying that you know, understand or agree
of course
OK
all right

phrases

of course not

单词	of course
释义	of course adverb UK Other entries for this word of course not phrase in the course of time phrase a change of direction/course phrase pervert the course of justice phrase as a matter of routine/course phrase in/during/over the course of something phrase in the normal/ordinary course of events phrase course of antibiotics at antibiotic perverting the course of justice at obstruct the administration of justice DEFINITIONS3 1 used for saying ‘yes’ very definitely, in answer to a question ‘Do you know what I mean?’ ‘Of course.’ Synonyms and related words Ways of saying yes yes definitely of course 1a used for giving someone permission in a polite way ‘May I come in?’ ‘Of course you may.’ Synonyms and related words Ways of giving permission yes of course certainly 1b used for agreeing or disagreeing with someone ‘I’m sure everything’s going to be OK.’ ‘Of course it is.’ ‘They won’t mind if we’re a bit late.’ ‘Of course they will.’ Synonyms and related words Ways of agreeing with someone OK of course no Synonyms and related words Expressions showing anger and used in arguments absolutely not are you kidding? arguably 2 used for saying something that you think someone probably already knows or will not be surprised about I will, of course, make sure you’re all kept fully informed. He found out in the end, of course. Synonyms and related words Ways of saying that you are not surprised of course sure enough I might have known/guessed Synonyms and related words Ways of saying that something is obvious or known of course naturally evidently 3 used when you have just realized something Of course! Now I understand. Synonyms and related words Ways of saying that you know, understand or agree of course OK all right phrases of course not of course adverb US Other entries for this word of course not phrase in the course of time phrase a change of direction/course phrase pervert the course of justice phrase in/over the course of something phrase as a matter of routine/course phrase in the normal/ordinary course of events phrase course of antibiotics at antibiotic DEFINITIONS3 1 used for saying “yes” very definitely, in answer to a question “Do you know what I mean?” “Of course.” Synonyms and related words Ways of saying yes yes definitely of course 1a used for giving someone permission in a polite way “May I come in?” “Of course you may.” Synonyms and related words Ways of giving permission yes of course certainly 1b used for agreeing or disagreeing with someone “I’m sure everything’s going to be OK.” “Of course it is.” “They won’t mind if we’re a bit late.” “Of course they will.” Synonyms and related words Ways of agreeing with someone OK of course yes Synonyms and related words Expressions showing anger and used in arguments absolutely not are you kidding? arguably 2 used for saying something that you think someone probably already knows or will not be surprised about I will, of course, make sure you’re all kept fully informed. He found out in the end, of course. Synonyms and related words Ways of saying that you are not surprised of course sure enough I might have known/guessed Synonyms and related words Ways of saying that something is obvious or known of course naturally evidently 3 used when you have just realized something Of course! Now I understand. Synonyms and related words Ways of saying that you know, understand or agree of course OK all right phrases of course not
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