极其的的英语

extremelyadv.非常；极端地；极其；很exceedinglyadv.极度地；非常地；在很大程度上mostdet.&pro.最大的；最高程度的；大多数的；几乎全部的。intheextreme极度,极端,非常totheutmost网络释义。我们曾一度过着极其奢华的生活。Welivedforatimeingreatluxury.权威词典。国际形势已发展到极其严峻的程度。Theinternationalsituationhasreachedapointofextremegravity.权威词典。他们修建那座大楼的进度极其缓慢。Theyaremakingveryslowprogresswiththeconstructionofthebuilding.权威词典。这活干得极其草率，真不像话。Theworkhasbeenshamefullyscamped.权威词典。这部电影展示了极其恐怖的谋杀场面。Thisfilmshowedthemosthorrificmurderscenes.权威词典。兰花在南美的丛林中生长得极其繁茂。OrchidsgrowwildinthejunglesofSouthAmerica.权威词典她对情况的了解极其详尽。Sheknewthesituationinsideout.extremely;very;incredibly;exceedingly;tremendously;infinitely

“非常, 很, 极其”的英文表达法 相信大家都会有这样的经历: 每每用英语表达一些很一般的概念时, 我们总会立刻想起某个表达法. 例如: 想说"很"时,立刻想到了very或very much; 想说"大"时, 则用big或large.这样的一一对应, 大大减弱了英语写作的丰富性和生动性. 于是这些最先为我们想到的表达法, 便成了我们提高英语水平的羁绊. 如果我们能把这些最常用概念的英语表达归类, 总结, 贫乏的英语表达便会涣然一新. 在英语中用来表达"极其, 非常, 很"的方式有26种: 1) most (used for giving force) a. (to an adjective) very It really is most annoying. b.(to an adverb) quite; very Whatever happens, I shall most certainly attend the meeting. 注意: most只能修饰具有主观意见或感情色彩的形容词和副词, 表示"非常, 很"的概念.我们可以说 most certainly, 但不能说most tall 或 most quick 2) awfully adv. infml (used to give more force to an expression) very awfully cold, awfully nice I am awfully sorry for it. 3) badly adv. (与"want", "need"连用) a great deal; very much They want help badly. He is badly in need of a haircut. 4) more than ... fml, to a degree at which "..." is no longer a strong enough or suitable word. 与中文的"无以名状"差不多 We were more than happy to hear of your escape. I think his offer is more than fair. 5) ever so/such infml. esp. BrE very It's ever so cold. She's ever such a nice girl. 6) immensely adv. apprec very much I enjoyed it immensely. 7) much adv. to a great degree I don't much like that idea. I'm much surprised to hear that. 8) mighty adv. infml. very It was a mighty good meal, and everyone enjoyed it.9) highly adv. (esp. before adjectives made from verbs) to a high degree; very highly pleased, highly skilled, highly interesting, highly enjoyable This is a highly amusing film. 10) greatly adv. (with verb forms, esp. the past p.) to a large degree; very greatly moved by his kindnes greatly to be feared We are greatly obliged to you for your help. 11) mortally adv. very greatly; deeply She is mortally afraid of walking home alone on a dark night. He is mortally jealous.12) deeply adv. greatly We are deeply obliged to you for your help. 13) like anything very hard; fiercely When they arrived, the house was burning like anything. The maid wanted like anything to try on her mistress's clothes. He is brave like anything. 14) only too ，very only ，too happy to comeI am only too glad to go there. 15) a thousand 。It is a thouand pity. A thousand thanks! 16) one hundred percent I am sure the figure is one hundred percent correct.17) to the world He was tired to the world. 18) up to the handle I am enjoying my trip up to the handle. 19) to a large extent I agree with what you say to a large extent. 20) not half BrE infml very It isn't half windy today! They didn't half support my proposal. 21) extremely I am extremely sorry 22) exceedingly adv. very; to an unusual degree They were exceedingly kind. 23) terribly adv. infml. very I've been terribly worried about you all day. We were terribly lucky to find you there. 24) quite adv. more than usually; rather It's really quite good; much better than we expected. 25) utterly adv. completely I found the books utterly charming, instructive, and inspiring. 26) completely adv wholly; altogether; in every way; totally The army made a completely successful attack on the enemy capital. “非常, 很, 极其”的英文表达法 相信大家都会有这样的经历: 每每用英语表达一些很一般的概念时, 我们总会立刻想起某个表达法. 例如: 想说"很"时,立刻想到了very或very much; 想说"大"时, 则用big或large.这样的一一对应, 大大减弱了英语写作的丰富性和生动性. 于是这些最先为我们想到的表达法, 便成了我们提高英语水平的羁绊. 如果我们能把这些最常用概念的英语表达归类, 总结, 贫乏的英语表达便会涣然一新. 在英语中用来表达"极其, 非常, 很"的方式有26种: 1) most (used for giving force) a. (to an adjective) very It really is most annoying. b.(to an adverb) quite; very Whatever happens, I shall most certainly attend the meeting. 注意: most只能修饰具有主观意见或感情色彩的形容词和副词, 表示"非常, 很"的概念.我们可以说 most certainly, 但不能说most tall 或 most quick 2) awfully adv. infml (used to give more force to an expression) very awfully cold, awfully nice I am awfully sorry for it. 3) badly adv. (与"want", "need"连用) a great deal; very much They want help badly. He is badly in need of a haircut. 4) more than ... fml, to a degree at which "..." is no longer a strong enough or suitable word. 与中文的"无以名状"差不多 We were more than happy to hear of your escape. I think his offer is more than fair. 5) ever so/such infml. esp. BrE very It's ever so cold. She's ever such a nice girl. 6) immensely adv. apprec very much I enjoyed it immensely. 7) much adv. to a great degree I don't much like that idea. I'm much surprised to hear that. 8) mighty adv. infml. very It was a mighty good meal, and everyone enjoyed it.9) highly adv. (esp. before adjectives made from verbs) to a high degree; very highly pleased, highly skilled, highly interesting, highly enjoyable This is a highly amusing film. 10) greatly adv. (with verb forms, esp. the past p.) to a large degree; very greatly moved by his kindnes greatly to be feared We are greatly obliged to you for your help. 11) mortally adv. very greatly; deeply She is mortally afraid of walking home alone on a dark night. He is mortally jealous.12) deeply adv. greatly We are deeply obliged to you for your help. 13) like anything very hard; fiercely When they arrived, the house was burning like anything. The maid wanted like anything to try on her mistress's clothes. He is brave like anything. 14) only too ，very only ，too happy to comeI am only too glad to go there. 15) a thousand 。It is a thouand pity. A thousand thanks! 16) one hundred percent I am sure the figure is one hundred percent correct.17) to the world He was tired to the world. 18) up to the handle I am enjoying my trip up to the handle. 19) to a large extent I agree with what you say to a large extent. 20) not half BrE infml very It isn't half windy today! They didn't half support my proposal. 21) extremely I am extremely sorry 22) exceedingly adv. very; to an unusual degree They were exceedingly kind. 23) terribly adv. infml. very I've been terribly worried about you all day. We were terribly lucky to find you there. 24) quite adv. more than usually; rather It's really quite good; much better than we expected. 25) utterly adv. completely I found the books utterly charming, instructive, and inspiring. 26) completely adv wholly; altogether; in every way; totally The army made a completely successful attack on the enemy capital.