英语词汇“seriously”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

► very

used to emphasize an adjective or adverb: It’s very cold outside. She’ll be leaving very soon.

► really

informal very: Luann is really tall.

► quite

fairly or very, but not extremely: Our new house is quite big, but not huge.

► highly

very or to a high degree. Used especially with words like successful, popular, intelligent, and unusual: He is a highly successful businessman.

► deeply

very. Used to describe strong serious emotions: The U.S. is deeply concerned about the outbreak of fighting.

► truly

used when emphasizing that something is true: Carole is a truly remarkable woman.

► seriously

to a great degree. Used with words like ill, hurt, and injured, and words describing serious emotions: Was she seriously hurt in the accident? I was seriously offended by what you said!

► severely

very badly or to a great degree. Used especially with words like damaged, wounded, injured, or disabled: The house was severely damaged by the tornado.

► extremely

used when you want an even stronger word than very: I need to speak to Greg now – it’s extremely urgent.

► acutely

formal very strongly felt or clearly noticed: He was acutely aware that everyone was looking at him.

单词	seriously
释义	seriouslyseriously /ˈsɪriəsli/ ●●● S2 W2 adverb Thesaurus THESAURUS used to emphasize an adjective or adverb► very used to emphasize an adjective or adverb: It’s very cold outside. She’ll be leaving very soon. ► really informal very: Luann is really tall. ► quite fairly or very, but not extremely: Our new house is quite big, but not huge. ► highly very or to a high degree. Used especially with words like successful, popular, intelligent, and unusual: He is a highly successful businessman. ► deeply very. Used to describe strong serious emotions: The U.S. is deeply concerned about the outbreak of fighting. ► truly used when emphasizing that something is true: Carole is a truly remarkable woman. ► seriously to a great degree. Used with words like ill, hurt, and injured, and words describing serious emotions: Was she seriously hurt in the accident? I was seriously offended by what you said! ► severely very badly or to a great degree. Used especially with words like damaged, wounded, injured, or disabled: The house was severely damaged by the tornado. ► extremely used when you want an even stronger word than very: I need to speak to Greg now – it’s extremely urgent. ► acutely formal very strongly felt or clearly noticed: He was acutely aware that everyone was looking at him. 1NOT JOKING in a way that shows you are not joking and you mean what you say: Allow me to speak seriously for a moment. Seriously, though, are you going to see her again?2VERY MUCH/BADLY very badly or to a great degree: There was something seriously wrong.► see thesaurus at very13CAREFULLY very carefully and thoroughly: You need to think seriously about your future.4take somebody/something seriously to believe that someone or something is worth paying attention to or should be respected: As a teacher, it’s important that the kids take you seriously. Don’t take anything he says too seriously.5seriously? spoken used to ask someone if he or she really means what he or she has just said: “You’ve got the job.” “Seriously?”6ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP in a way that shows that you intend to continue a romantic relationship for a long time: They started dating seriously about eight months ago.
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