| 单词 | fatally |
| 释义 | fa·tal·ly 1. < who would not say, with Huxley, let me be wound up every day like a watch, to go right fatally, and I ask no better freedom — William James > < the temptation becomes more and more insidious and she is more fatally bound to yield — H.M.Parshley > 2. < a man fatally stern > < a kind of action that brings one fatally to perdition > as a. < fatally wounded by the accidental discharge of a gun > b. < find himself fatally humiliated before a hard cadre of French officers because he had not pulled his chauffeur out of a burning jeep — J.W.Chase > < a conflict of ideas that will fatally divide the victors if they are not reconciled — F.S.Kinney > c. < this fatally ingenious explanation proved an obstacle for some time to a true view of the funciton of the arterial system — Benjamin Farrington > < it is fatally easy to pass off our prejudices as our opinions — W.F.Hambly > d. < fatally attracted by vigorous, strong-willed women — Time > < thinks she is fatally attractive — J.W.Krutch > |
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