Definition of partly in English:

partly

adverb ˈpɑːtliˈpɑrtli

To some extent; not completely.
the result is partly a matter of skill and partly of chance
you're only partly right
Example sentencesExamples
- She had not agreed to it, although in a statement she admitted partly blaming herself.
- The land is partly designated for housing, partly for education and is part open space.
- This is partly because the squad has so many young players, but it is also a testimony to his quality.
- He is right that things are better than they were, but this is partly a reflection of how bad they got.
- This is partly because most of us have better things to do than fill in forms.
- When I moved to Scotland it was partly to do with wanting to enjoy the Scottish culture.
- I think in general people found it very funny and that indeed was partly the intention.
- The land was excluded from the original plans because it is partly in the city's green belt.
- It is clear from the Council report into the progress of the scheme that it has partly backfired.
- The causes of asthma are not fully known but it is partly an allergic condition.
- Which is very poor given that serving food is partly how they make their living.
- She is currently working on her third novel that will be partly based in the North of England.
- It is low because as well as being affected by the dry summer, it was partly drained for repairs.
- It is partly for this reason that he is refusing to rush any recruitment moves.
- I felt partly responsible for the big day because I had introduced them on a night out.
- It was partly greater familiarity with the soundtrack that made me enjoy it more.
- This is partly based on grounds of public safety on the advice of the relevant authorities.
- The turnout was so good partly because of the weather and partly because the event is so well known now.
- It was where I grew up, and so it follows that it must be a place that at least partly shaped who I am today.
- This is partly to cut out the noise and vibration from passing trams and traffic.
Synonyms
to a certain extent/degree, to some extent/degree, to a limited extent/degree, in part, partially, a little, somewhat, not totally, not wholly, not entirely, not fully, relatively, moderately, (up) to a point, half, in some measure, comparatively, slightly
informal ish

Definition of partly in US English:

partly

adverbˈpärtlēˈpɑrtli

To some extent; not completely.
the result is partly a matter of skill and partly of chance
you're only partly right
Example sentencesExamples
- This is partly because the squad has so many young players, but it is also a testimony to his quality.
- I felt partly responsible for the big day because I had introduced them on a night out.
- The causes of asthma are not fully known but it is partly an allergic condition.
- He is right that things are better than they were, but this is partly a reflection of how bad they got.
- The land is partly designated for housing, partly for education and is part open space.
- Which is very poor given that serving food is partly how they make their living.
- It was where I grew up, and so it follows that it must be a place that at least partly shaped who I am today.
- It is partly for this reason that he is refusing to rush any recruitment moves.
- It was partly greater familiarity with the soundtrack that made me enjoy it more.
- This is partly based on grounds of public safety on the advice of the relevant authorities.
- She is currently working on her third novel that will be partly based in the North of England.
- This is partly to cut out the noise and vibration from passing trams and traffic.
- The land was excluded from the original plans because it is partly in the city's green belt.
- The turnout was so good partly because of the weather and partly because the event is so well known now.
- She had not agreed to it, although in a statement she admitted partly blaming herself.
- This is partly because most of us have better things to do than fill in forms.
- It is low because as well as being affected by the dry summer, it was partly drained for repairs.
- It is clear from the Council report into the progress of the scheme that it has partly backfired.
- I think in general people found it very funny and that indeed was partly the intention.
- When I moved to Scotland it was partly to do with wanting to enjoy the Scottish culture.
Synonyms
to a certain degree, to a certain extent, to some degree, to some extent, to a limited degree, to a limited extent, in part, partially, a little, somewhat, not totally, not wholly, not entirely, not fully, relatively, moderately, to a point, up to a point, half, in some measure, comparatively, slightly

单词	partly
释义	Definition of partly in English: partly adverb ˈpɑːtliˈpɑrtli To some extent; not completely. the result is partly a matter of skill and partly of chance you're only partly right Example sentencesExamples She had not agreed to it, although in a statement she admitted partly blaming herself. The land is partly designated for housing, partly for education and is part open space. This is partly because the squad has so many young players, but it is also a testimony to his quality. He is right that things are better than they were, but this is partly a reflection of how bad they got. This is partly because most of us have better things to do than fill in forms. When I moved to Scotland it was partly to do with wanting to enjoy the Scottish culture. I think in general people found it very funny and that indeed was partly the intention. The land was excluded from the original plans because it is partly in the city's green belt. It is clear from the Council report into the progress of the scheme that it has partly backfired. The causes of asthma are not fully known but it is partly an allergic condition. Which is very poor given that serving food is partly how they make their living. She is currently working on her third novel that will be partly based in the North of England. It is low because as well as being affected by the dry summer, it was partly drained for repairs. It is partly for this reason that he is refusing to rush any recruitment moves. I felt partly responsible for the big day because I had introduced them on a night out. It was partly greater familiarity with the soundtrack that made me enjoy it more. This is partly based on grounds of public safety on the advice of the relevant authorities. The turnout was so good partly because of the weather and partly because the event is so well known now. It was where I grew up, and so it follows that it must be a place that at least partly shaped who I am today. This is partly to cut out the noise and vibration from passing trams and traffic. Synonyms to a certain extent/degree, to some extent/degree, to a limited extent/degree, in part, partially, a little, somewhat, not totally, not wholly, not entirely, not fully, relatively, moderately, (up) to a point, half, in some measure, comparatively, slightly informal ish Definition of partly in US English: partly adverbˈpärtlēˈpɑrtli To some extent; not completely. the result is partly a matter of skill and partly of chance you're only partly right Example sentencesExamples This is partly because the squad has so many young players, but it is also a testimony to his quality. I felt partly responsible for the big day because I had introduced them on a night out. The causes of asthma are not fully known but it is partly an allergic condition. He is right that things are better than they were, but this is partly a reflection of how bad they got. The land is partly designated for housing, partly for education and is part open space. Which is very poor given that serving food is partly how they make their living. It was where I grew up, and so it follows that it must be a place that at least partly shaped who I am today. It is partly for this reason that he is refusing to rush any recruitment moves. It was partly greater familiarity with the soundtrack that made me enjoy it more. This is partly based on grounds of public safety on the advice of the relevant authorities. She is currently working on her third novel that will be partly based in the North of England. This is partly to cut out the noise and vibration from passing trams and traffic. The land was excluded from the original plans because it is partly in the city's green belt. The turnout was so good partly because of the weather and partly because the event is so well known now. She had not agreed to it, although in a statement she admitted partly blaming herself. This is partly because most of us have better things to do than fill in forms. It is low because as well as being affected by the dry summer, it was partly drained for repairs. It is clear from the Council report into the progress of the scheme that it has partly backfired. I think in general people found it very funny and that indeed was partly the intention. When I moved to Scotland it was partly to do with wanting to enjoy the Scottish culture. Synonyms to a certain degree, to a certain extent, to some degree, to some extent, to a limited degree, to a limited extent, in part, partially, a little, somewhat, not totally, not wholly, not entirely, not fully, relatively, moderately, to a point, up to a point, half, in some measure, comparatively, slightly
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