lately

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlatelylate‧ly /ˈleɪtli/ S2 adverb RECENTLYrecently What have you been doing lately? Lately, I’ve had trouble sleeping.► see thesaurus at recentlyGRAMMAR: Choosing the right tenseLately is usually used with perfect tenses (for example ‘I have been’), not with the simple past (for example ‘I was’). You say: I’ve been very busy lately. ✗Don’t say: I was very busy lately.Examples from the Corpuslately• I've been really tired lately.• I don't know what's come over Angela lately -- she's so moody.• I've been really busy lately, so I haven't been out much.• The company went through a bad time last year, but lately things have been improving.

单词	lately
释义	lately From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlatelylate‧ly /ˈleɪtli/ ●●● S2 adverb RECENTLYrecently What have you been doing lately? Lately, I’ve had trouble sleeping.► see thesaurus at recentlyGRAMMAR: Choosing the right tenseLately is usually used with perfect tenses (for example ‘I have been’), not with the simple past (for example ‘I was’). You say: I’ve been very busy lately. ✗Don’t say: I was very busy lately.Examples from the Corpuslately• I've been really tired lately.• I don't know what's come over Angela lately -- she's so moody.• I've been really busy lately, so I haven't been out much.• The company went through a bad time last year, but lately things have been improving.
随便看	out of proportion with out of proportion with something out of range out of range of out of reach out of recession out of season out of sequence out of service out of shape out of sight out of sight out of sight, out of mind out of somebody’s way out of sorts out of spite out of state out of step out of stock stock out of stock/in stock out of style out of sync out of sync (with something/somebody) out of sync with out of the Ark