really

adverb

/ˈriːəli/, /ˈrɪəli/

/ˈriːəli/

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used to emphasize an adjective or adverb（加強形容詞或副詞的語氣）
- That's a really good idea.那真是個好主意。
- It's really hard to find a decent job these days.現在真的很難找到一份體面的工作。
- It all went really well.一切都很順利。
- This is a really nice place.這兒真是個好地方。
- Things are looking really bad for him.他的情況看起來很糟糕。
- It's really important that I speak with her right away.我馬上和她談談真的很重要。
- a really hot fire好熱的爐子
- I'm really sorry.我十分抱歉。
- She was driving really fast.她當時車開得非常快。
used to emphasize something you are saying or an opinion you are giving（強調觀點等）確實，的確
- I really want to go home now.我現在真的很想回家。
- I want to help—I really do.我想幫忙，真的。
- You really need to forget all about her.你真的需要忘掉她。
- Now I really must go.我確實得走了。
- I really don't mind.我一點都不在意。
- He really likes you.他的確喜歡你。
- I really enjoyed the film.我真的很喜歡這部電影。
- I really, really hope you're right.我真的真的希望你是對的。
- I really and truly am in love this time.我這一次確確實實是戀愛了。
- I really love it here.我真的很喜歡這兒。
- I am really looking forward to seeing the film.我真的很期待這部電影。
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used to express interest in or surprise at what somebody is saying（答話時表示感興趣或驚訝）
- ‘We're going to Japan next month.’ ‘Oh, really?’“我們下個月要去日本。” “哦，真的嗎？”
- ‘She's resigned.’ ‘Really? Are you sure?’“她辭職了。” “真的？你肯定嗎？”
used to say what is actually the fact or the truth about something（表明事實或真相）事實上，真正地，真實地
- What do you really think about it?你到底對這事怎麽看？
- Tell me what really happened.告訴我究竟發生了什麽事。
- They are not really my aunt and uncle.其實他們並不是我的姑姑和姑父。
- I can't believe I am really going to meet the princess.我不敢相信我真的要去見公主。
used, often in negative sentences, to reduce the force of something you are saying（常用於否定句以減弱語氣）
- I don't really agree with that.對此我不太贊同。
- It doesn't really matter.沒什麽關系。
- I don't really know what to expect.我真的不知道會發生什麽。
- ‘Did you enjoy the book?’ ‘Not really’ (= ‘no’ or ‘not very much’).“你喜歡那本書嗎？” “不怎麽喜歡。”
- We’ve done well, really.我們做得很好，真的。
- I don't really have a choice.我真的沒有選擇。
- He never really recovered from the scandal. 他從未真正從醜聞中恢複過來。
The position of really can change the meaning of the sentence. I don’t really know means that you are not sure about something; I really don’t know emphasizes that you do not know. (Look at sense 2.)
used in questions and negative sentences when you want somebody to say ‘no’（用於疑問句和否定句，期望對方給以否定的答複）
- Do you really expect me to believe that?你真以爲我會相信嗎？
- I don't really need to go, do I?我並不一定非要去，對吧？
- He doesn't really have a clue about what's going on, does he?他真的不知道發生了什麽，是嗎？
- Is that how you're really going to do it? 你真的打算這麽做嗎？
used to show that you think something that somebody has done is bad（表示不贊同某人所爲）
- Really, you could have told us before.真是的，其實你大可事先跟我們說一聲的。

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