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🔑reallyre·al·ly /ˈrili ; ˈrɪli / adverb - actually; in fact; truly实际上；事实上；真正地◆I couldn't believe it was really happening.我无法相信这事真的发生了。◆He said that he was sorry, but I don't think he really meant it.他说他很抱歉，但我认为他并不是真心的。◆She wasn't really mad – she was only pretending.她没有真生气，只是在假装而已。◆Is it really true?这确实是真的吗？
- very; very much非常；十分◆I'm really tired.我非常累。◆He really enjoys his job.他非常喜欢自己的工作。◆Are you really sure?你很肯定吗？◆I really tried, but I couldn't do it.我的确尝试过，但是做不了。
- used as a question for expressing surprise, interest, doubt, etc.（用作问句，表示惊讶、感兴趣或怀疑等）◆“She left her husband.” “Really? When did that happen?”“她离开了她丈夫。”“真的吗？什么时候的事？”◆“He's a very happy person.” “Really? I've never seen him smile.”“他是个很快乐的人。”“真的吗？我从未见他笑过。”
- used in questions when you are expecting someone to answer “No”（用于疑问句，期待对方给予否定回答）◆You don't really expect me to believe that, do you?你不会真以为我会相信那事，对吧？
- (informal) used to agree with something that someone has just said（同意某人所说的话）◆“Kevin's such a jerk.” “Yeah, really.”“凯文真是个笨蛋。”“是啊，确实如此。”
 ●not reallynot completely不完全◆I'm not really sure this is the right way.我不太肯定这个方向是正确的。◆“Did you have to wait a long time?” “No, not really.”“你是不是等了很长时间？”“没有，没等多长时间。” |