单词 | very |
例句 | veryvery /ˈveri/ adverb ► very used to emphasize that something has a lot of a particular quality: ► really (informal) very or very much. You use really mainly in informal spoken English: ► highly very or very much. Highly is more formal than very. You use highly especially with words like successful, popular, intelligent, or unusual: ► deeply very or very much. You use deeply when your emotions are strongly affected by something: ► truly used when emphasizing that something is true about someone or something: ► extremely used when you want an even stronger word than very: ► quite very, but not extremely: ► seriously very much or to a great degree. You use seriously especially with words like ill, hurt, and injured, and before adjectives that show an emotion: ► severely very badly or to a great degree. You use severely especially with words like damaged and wounded, injured, or disabled: ► acutely (formal) feeling or noticing something very strongly: ➔ see extremely |
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