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🔑relyre·ly AW /rɪˈlaɪ / verb [intransitive] (present participle re·ly·ing, third person singular present tense re·lies, past tense, past participle re·lied)rely on / upon sb / sth (to do sth) - to need someone or something and not be able to live or work well without him / her / it依赖；依靠◆The old lady had to rely on other people to go shopping for her.老太太得靠别人替她买东西。◆Many students have to rely on their parents for money.很多学生得靠父母给钱。
- to trust someone or something to work or behave well信任；信赖；指望◆Can I rely on you to keep a secret?我能相信你会保守秘密吗？◆You can't rely on the weather in the springtime.春天的天气变化无常。
SYN depend on ➡ adjective reliable➨ AWL COLLOCATIONS 学术词搭配relyrely verb依赖；依靠to need something / somebody and not be able to live or work well without it / him / her heavily | exclusively, solely | mainly, mostly, primarily | extensively Crop production relies heavily on petroleum and natural gas.农作物生产非常依赖石油和天然气。 tend to Larger commercial fruit and vegetable growers tend to rely on migrant labor to harvest crops.商业果蔬的大规模种植商往往依赖外来劳动力来采收。reliability noun可靠性 assess, evaluate | improve | ensure | maximize To ensure the reliability of the experiments, all experiments were repeated two to three times.为了确保实验的可靠性，所有的实验都重复做了两至三次。reliable adjective可靠的；可信赖的 scientifically, statistically | highly | fairly, reasonably, sufficiently The data set used is too small to reach statistically reliable conclusions.所用的数据集太小，无法得出可靠的统计结论。 prove This research has proven reliable and incredibly accurate.这个研究被证明真实可信且极为准确。unreliable adjective不可靠的；不能信赖的 notoriously | wholly | potentially | statistically Population forecasts are notoriously unreliable.人口预测的不可靠是人所共知的。 prove Prior efforts to identify this disorder proved unreliable and expensive.先前为确诊这种疾病所做的努力被证明既不可靠又昂贵。 |