she'll be right
It'll be fine; don't worry.
Definitions
An expression of easy-going optimism that things will turn out okay.
she'll be right In A Sentence
Origin & Usage
Australian/NZ idiom embodying the relaxed 'she'll be right' attitude.
People Also Ask
What does 'she'll be right' mean?
It means everything will be fine, so don't worry. It captures a relaxed, don't-stress attitude.
Why is it 'she' when there's no woman involved?
In this idiom 'she' is an impersonal stand-in for the situation generally, not a specific woman. It's just how the phrase is built.
Is 'she'll be right' Australian or New Zealand?
Both. It's a shared idiom across Australia and New Zealand and is closely tied to the 'she'll be right' mentality of laid-back optimism.
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