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英 [ˈhaɪli]

美 ['haɪlɪ]

是什么意思

adv.

高度地；极，非常；非常赞许地；

双语释义

adv.(副词)

高度地,极,非常 to an unusually great extent; very
非常赞许地 very favorably

英英释义

highly[ 'haili ]

adv.
- to a high degree or extent; favorably or with much respect
  "highly successful"; "He spoke highly of her"; "does not think highly of his writing"
  同义词：extremely
- at a high rate or wage
  "highly paid workers"
- in a high position or level or rank
  "details known by only a few highly placed persons"

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词汇搭配

用作副词 (adv.)

动词+～

praise highly评价很高
speak highly of sb称赞某人
think highly of sb极其赞赏某人

～+形容词

highly agreeable求之不得
highly appropriate〔important〕十分恰当〔重要〕
highly articulate〔competent〕非常伶俐〔合格〕
highly artificial矫揉造作
highly competitive〔infectious〕很有竞争精神〔感染力〕
highly intelligent绝顶聪明

词组短语

highly appreciated高度支持；深受青睐

highly sensitive高灵敏度的

highly motivated积极性高

think highly of高度评价，尊重

highly toxic剧毒；高毒性的

highly enriched uranium高浓缩铀

regard highly器重；重视；尊重

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同近义词辨析

highly, high

highly 抽象的高,高度的 think highly of

high具体的高,

双语例句

用作副词(adv.)

These procedures are highly irregular.
这些程序是很不合乎规则的。
His style is offbeat but highly creative.
他的风格很不寻常但非常有创造力。
We have to admit that he's a highly competent man.
我们必须承认他是个非常能干的人。
His style is offbeat but highly creative.
他的风格很不寻常但非常有创造力。

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