单词 | simply |
释义 | sim·ply 1. < behaved so simply and magnificently that even his enemies found themselves won over — C.L.Carmer > 2. a. < let the narrative unfold simply and objectively — R.A.Cordell > b. < within the range of the simply educated — J.H.Plumb > < a graceful structure, built simply when simplicity was not considered a virtue — American Guide Series: Minnesota > c. < everything … came to happen as simply and as naturally and as gradually as a season coming on — R.P.Warren > < this she said as simply as a child recites a tale — Pearl Buck > 3. a. obsolete < that they have any being, purely and simply, I deny — R.G.Preston > b. < readers who read books simply to finish them — James Thurber > < in this chapter … we simply note the principal characteristics of the period — Tom Wintringham > < she was simply and solely a beautiful woman — Jean Stafford > c. < there simply is not enough work to go around — Hamilton Basso > — often used as an intensive < you simply must wear a British bowler — John McCaffrey > 4. archaic < got money from various simply disposed persons, under pretence of getting them confidential appointments — W.M.Thackeray > |
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