Pronunciation: /ɛl.dʒi ti ɛm/
noun an acronym for 'Looks Good to Me'
A1 I received an LGTM from my boss on my report.
A2 The team leader gave me an LGTM for my presentation.
B1 Getting an LGTM from the client was a great confidence booster.
B2 After weeks of hard work, I finally got an LGTM from the project manager.
C1 The CEO's LGTM on the new marketing strategy was a validation of our efforts.
C2 Receiving an LGTM from the board of directors was a highlight of my career.
verb none
A1 She LGTM when she saw the new dress.
A2 He LGTM after watching the movie.
B1 They LGTM as soon as they finished the project.
B2 The team LGTM once they reached their sales target.
C1 The CEO LGTM the proposal for the new business strategy.
C2 The committee LGTM the decision to move forward with the merger.
adjective none
A1 The LGTM sticker on his laptop shows he's a fan of the brand.
A2 She gave a LGTM response to his invitation, indicating she was interested.
B1 The project proposal received an LGTM from the team leader, signaling approval.
B2 After reviewing the report, the manager gave it a LGTM and requested further analysis.
C1 The software developer's code was always LGTM, meeting the highest standards.
C2 The CEO's speech at the conference was met with LGTM reviews from industry experts.
adverb none
A1 I understand the instructions, LGTM.
A2 She followed the recipe carefully and the dish turned out LGTM.
B1 The project proposal was well-written and organized, LGTM.
B2 After reviewing the report, the manager said it looked LGTM.
C1 The software developer's code was clean and efficient, LGTM.
C2 The contract negotiations went smoothly and both parties agreed on the terms, LGTM.
pronoun none
A1 I sent you the document, LGTM.
A2 She asked if the plan was okay, and I replied LGTM.
B1 The team leader approved the proposal, saying LGTM.
B2 After reviewing the report, the manager responded with LGTM.
C1 The board of directors unanimously agreed with the new strategy, LGTM.
C2 The client was pleased with the final design and simply said LGTM.
preposition none
A1 I see your message, LGTM.
A2 He agreed to the plan, LGTM.
B1 The team leader approved the project, LGTM.
B2 After reviewing the report, LGTM to proceed.
C1 The board of directors gave their consent, LGTM.
C2 The stakeholders are on board with the decision, LGTM.
conjunction none
A1 I finished my homework, LGTM I can go play outside now.
A2 She confirmed the meeting time with me, LGTM we are all set.
B1 I have reviewed the proposal, LGTM I will send it to the client for approval.
B2 The project plan is finalized, LGTM we can start implementation.
C1 The contract negotiations have been completed, LGTM we can proceed with signing.
C2 All the necessary preparations have been made, LGTM we are ready for the event.
interjection none
A1 LGTM! Let's go to the park.
A2 I finished my homework early. LGTM!
B1 The project proposal looks good. LGTM.
B2 I've made the necessary changes. LGTM to submit.
C1 The team has reviewed the report thoroughly. LGTM to finalize.
C2 After extensive testing, the software is ready for release. LGTM from the QA team.
article none
A1 I sent my friend a picture of my new puppy and they replied with 'LGTM'.
A2 After confirming the meeting time, my colleague simply replied with 'LGTM'.
B1 The project manager reviewed the proposal and responded with 'LGTM'.
B2 The team leader quickly approved the budget plan with a simple 'LGTM'.
C1 The CEO gave the green light to the new marketing strategy with a casual 'LGTM'.
C2 The board of directors unanimously agreed on the merger deal, signaling their approval with 'LGTM'.
formal After reviewing the proposal, I believe it is well thought out and LGTM.
informal Just took a look at the design mockup and LGTM.
slang Your outfit for tonight's party is on point, LGTM.
figurative The way you handled that difficult situation was impressive, you really know how to make things LGTM.
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