Collocation
no worries
An informal way of saying 'you're welcome,' 'no problem,' or 'it's alright.' It indicates that something is not a problem or concern and serves as a common response to thanks or apologies.
Definition
'no worries' is a common English collocation. An informal way of saying 'you're welcome,' 'no problem,' or 'it's alright.' It indicates that something is not a problem or concern and serves as a common response to thanks or apologies.
no + _
“Thanks for your help! - No worries at all!”
Examples
- Thanks for lending me your car. No worries, I really appreciate it!
- Sorry I bumped into you. No worries, it was an accident.
- If you can't make it to the party, no worries, we'll see you next time.
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- He told me not to stress about the deadline; it was no worries.
- Don't worry about spilling the drink, no worries, I'll clean it up.
- She assured her friend that forgetting the tickets was no worries, as they had spares.
- When I offered to help, he just smiled and said, 'No worries, I've got it covered.'
- We can reschedule the meeting, no worries about your prior engagement.
- Even after the slight delay, the concert staff calmly said, 'No worries, the show will start shortly.'
- Just take your time with the report, no worries about rushing it.
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