English · Greetings & Phrases
of course
/əv ˈkɔːs/
[/əv ˈkɔːs/]
certainly
Beginnerphrase
Definition
A phrase used to express agreement, confirmation, or that something is obvious.
Example
Of course you can borrow my car; just remember to fill the tank.
Of course you can borrow my car; just remember to fill the tank.
Etymology
From "course," Latin "cursus," a running, implying the natural way of things.
How & Where It’s Used
Signals enthusiastic agreement or that something should be expected.