Collocation
No worries at all.
An informal expression used to indicate that something is not a problem, or to dismiss thanks; equivalent to "You're welcome" or "No problem."
Definition
'No worries at all.' is a common English collocation. An informal expression used to indicate that something is not a problem, or to dismiss thanks; equivalent to "You're welcome" or "No problem."
No + worries + at all
“A: "Thanks for lending me your car." B: "No worries at all."”
Examples
- A: "Thanks for picking me up." B: "No worries at all!"
- A: "I hope I didn't cause too much trouble." B: "No worries at all, it was no bother."
- A: "Did you mind staying late to finish the report?" B: "No worries at all, I was happy to help."
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- A: "I'm so grateful for your patience." B: "No worries at all, take your time."
- A: "Excuse me for being a bit late." B: "No worries at all, the meeting hasn't started yet."
- A: "I really appreciate your advice on this matter." B: "No worries at all, that's what friends are for."
- A: "You didn't have to go out of your way." B: "No worries at all, I was heading that direction anyway."
- A: "Is it okay if I borrow this book for another week?" B: "No worries at all, keep it as long as you need."
- A: "Sorry, I spilled a little water." B: "No worries at all, it's just a few drops."
- A: "I hope this wasn't an inconvenience for you." B: "No worries at all, I actually enjoyed it."
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