| 词汇 | fairly |
| 释义 | fairlyUK:*/ˈfɛərli/US:/ˈfɛrli/ ,(fâr′lē)UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 fairly adv (evenly or justly)公平地；公正地History doesn't always judge people fairly.历史并非总是公正地评判世人。usage: ‘fairly’Don't use ‘fair’ as an adverb, except in the expression play fair. If you want to say that something is done in a reasonable or just way, the word you use is fairly.We want it to be fairly distributed.He had not explained things fairly.Fairly also has a completely different meaning. It means ‘to quite a large degree’.The information was fairly accurate.I wrote the first part fairly quickly.Be carefulDon't use ‘fairly’ in front of a comparative form. Don't say, for example, ‘The train is fairly quicker than the bus’. In conversation and less formal writing, you say ‘The train is a bit quicker than the bus’. Golf's a bit more expensive.I began to understand her a bit better.Be carefulIn more formal writing, you use rather or somewhat.In short, the problems now look rather worse than they did a year ago.The results were somewhat lower than expected.Many other words and expressions can be used to show degree. fairly adv (by the rules)合法地，合规地；正当地The referee watched to make sure all the players played fairly.裁判员仔细观察以确保选手合规地进行比赛。 fairly adv (more or less)相当；尚可；还The house was fairly well made and didn't collapse when the storm hit.这所房屋建得相当牢固，风暴来袭时也没有坍塌。 复合形式： fair and square, fairly and squarely adv (win: without cheating) (赢、获胜)公平地，公正地，光明正大地My nine-year-old daughter played a great game of chess; she beat me fair and square. fairly good adj (reasonable, acceptable)相当好的I didn't get top marks in the exam, but my results were fairly good. |
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