righting

1.右,右方的,右侧的,右派的

2.不错的;正确的;真的;真正的;(布的)正面的

3.恰好的,合适的,适当的,得当的,妥当的,顺当的,顺利的;秩序井然的,井井有条的

4.正当的,当然的

5.健康的,健全的;精神正常的

6.〈罕〉(人,性格)正直的;公正的;〈美〉同情的;有好意的

7.笔直的,直角的

8.〈古〉合法的

1.立刻,马上

2.向右,向右侧

3.适当地,得当地;正好地,恰好地;当然地;顺当地,顺利地;完全,全然;恰好,正好

4.一直,笔直;一直,始终

5.正当地,公正地;正确地,准确地;无误地;真实地,真正地

6.非常,很

7.the R- Honourable, 见 honourable 条

1.右,右面,右边,右侧;【军】右翼;右边的东西;【海】〈美〉右舷

2.正,正当;正义,公理,公道;公正;正当行为;正确,准确,无误;正当状态[秩序];事情的真相

3.权利;(董事对新股的)优惠权

4.【政】(从主席台上看去)右座议员[党员];右翼[右派](分子);保守派,保守分子

5.正面

1.改正,修正,纠正,改善;整理

2.弄直,扶直,竖立,扶起,扶正

3.使复权,使恢复名誉;报复;救济,拯救(被压迫者等)

4.〈美〉把(舵)转向右舷

5.(歪斜的船等)复原,恢复正常;站平,摆平

1.if something is right, it is correct according to the facts; if someone is right, they are correct in their opinion or explanation

2.morally correct

3.on or relating to the side of your body that is toward the east when you are facing north

4.the right person or thing for someone or something has exactly the qualities that are wanted or needed

5.in the position, state, or situation that you would normally expect someone or something to be

6.fashionable, important, or belonging to a high social class

7.relating to the side of something that should be seen or used

8.complete, often used for emphasizing how bad someone or something is

1.exactly

2.immediately

3.correctly, or accurately

4.in the direction of your right side

5.all the way

6.completely

7.in the way that you would normally hope something to be

1.behavior that is considered good or moral

2.something that you are morally or legally allowed to do or have

3.the legal authority to publish a book, play, movie, piece of music, etc. or to use it for a performance or production

4.the side of your body that is toward the east when you are facing north, or this direction; a turn toward the right by someone walking or driving

5.the political party or the group of people within a society who are conservative in their political views; the members of a particular political party who are the most conservative in their political views

6.a hit made with your right hand

1.to put someone or something back into their usual upright position

2.to make something go back into the state or situation that you would normally expect it to be in

1.used for saying that you agree with a statement or accept a suggestion or an order; used for saying that you disagree completely with a statement or do not intend to accept a suggestion or an order

2.used for asking whether what you have said is correct

3.used for making someone pay attention before you say something

4.used for saying that you have finished one thing and are going to do something else

5.used in an informal way for checking that someone is paying attention and understands what you are saying