She’ll be right

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Optimistic Tone

It's used when someone wants to convey hope or encourage that a situation will get better. Slide

My car broke down, but she'll be right after a visit to the mechanic.

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Casual Conversation

Typically used in informal settings among friends or family to reassure someone. Slide

I forgot my umbrella at home, but she'll be right -- it might not even rain.

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Cultural Identity

The phrase reflects a laid-back aspect of Australian and New Zealand culture. Slide

We Aussies don't panic easily; she'll be right, mate!

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