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🔑hardlyhard·ly /ˈhɑrdli / adverb - almost not; with difficulty几乎不；有困难地◆Speak up – I can hardly hear you.大点声，我听不清。◆She'd hardly gone to sleep when the alarm went off.她刚睡着闹钟就响了。◆I can hardly wait for the holidays.我迫不及待地想去度假。◆It hardly matters whether you are there or not.你在不在那里都没有关系。◆Winning this money could hardly have come at a better time.这笔钱赢得正是时候。 SYN barely
- (used especially before “any,” “ever,” “anyone,” etc.) almost none, never, no one, etc.（尤用于 any、ever、anyone 等之前）几乎没有，从不，没有一个◆There's hardly any (= almost no) coffee left.几乎没剩什么咖啡。◆We hardly ever (= almost never) go to the theater these days.如今我们几乎不去看戏。◆Hardly anyone I knew was at the party.聚会上几乎没有我认识的人。
- used when you are saying that something is not likely or reasonable（表示不大可能或不合理）并不，并无◆She hasn't written for two years – she's hardly likely to write now.她两年没写信了，现在也不大可能会写。
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