No. 14,081 in Russian
ок
"Ок" is the Russian informal equivalent of "OK," meaning "alright" or "fine."
In a sentence
Все посмотрели в окно, когда услышали громкий шум.
Everyone looked out the window when they heard a loud noise.
In this sentence, "ок" is the root of the word "окно," which means "window."
Спортсмен пробежал семь кругов и чувствовал себя на высоте.
The athlete ran seven laps and felt great.
Here, "ок" is not directly present in the Russian text; this is an illustrative example for change.
Эта работа проста, ок?
This task is easy, OK?
In this case, "ок" is adopted from English and is used as an informal expression to confirm understanding.
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