"okay, you got it."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“Is this yours?" “Yes, it is."

"Me, too."

“Do your best," he repeated.

“Very true," quoth he.

“How could you!" he groaned.

“See you later."“OK, take it easy."

“It's all your fault," he grumbled.

“Ill-got, ill-spent.”

“Will you be coming?"—“Yes, I'll be glad to."

“Waiter!"“Yes, sir."

“Damn it!" he ground out.

“How are you?"—“Not bad."

"Are you OK?" "I'm fine!"

“Indeed!" he snorted.

“You animal!" she screeched.

“Ready?" he sang out.

“Please pass the salt."“Yes, OK."

"You, dumbo!" he growled.

“You are wrong," she persisted.

"That feels good," she purred.

“Help!" he shrieked.

“Very good, sir."

“How are you?"—“Oh, not so dusty."

“Say hello to your mom."“OK, I will."

“Bring me a chair, please."“Right you are!"

"Hey, tootsie!"

“Are you ready?"—“Well, more or less."

"Shall I take a message?" "No, thank you."

"Pass me the salt, please." "Here you are."

“Would you like to have a drink?"“Don't mind if I do."