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ˌright ˈon adjective informal 1 British EnglishGOOD/MORAL someone who is right on supports social justice, equal rights, the protection of the environment etc – often used to show disapproval because someone does this in an extreme way 伸张正义的；主张平等的；支持环境保护的〔常含贬义，因行为极端〕 → PC, politically correct It’s one of those annoyingly right-on magazines about the environment. 这就是那种过于关注环境问题而让人反感的杂志之一。2 American EnglishCORRECT someone is right on when they say something that is correct or that you completely agree with 〔某人〕完全正确的 Parker’s column on teenage sexuality is right on. 帕克关于青少年性问题的专栏写得很在理。3 American English spoken old-fashioned used to emphasize that you agree with what someone says or does 很对〔用于强调同意某人所说或做的事〕 ‘Power to the people!’ ‘Yeah, right on.’ “还政于民！”“对，没错。”ˌright ˈon adjectiveChineseSyllable |