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🔑 ab·so·lute·lyBrE /ˈæbsəluːtli/NAmE /ˈæbsəluːtli/ adverb🔑 used to emphasize that sth is completely true （强调真实无误）绝对地，完全地◆You're absolutely right. 你完全正确。◆He made it absolutely clear. 他把此事讲得一清二楚。🔑 absolutely no… , absolutely nothing used to emphasize sth negative 绝对不；完全没有◆She did absolutely no work. 她一点活儿也没有干。◆There's absolutely nothing more the doctors can do. 医生的确再也无计可施了。🔑 used with adjectives or verbs that express strong feelings or extreme qualities to mean 'extremely' 极其◆I was absolutely furious with him. 我被他气死了。◆She absolutely adores you. 她极为崇拜你。◆He's an absolutely brilliant cook. 他的厨艺精湛至极。🔑 BrE /ˌæbsəˈluːtli/NAmE /ˌæbsəˈluːtli/used to emphasize that you agree with sb, or to give sb permission to do sth （强调同意或允许）当然，对极了◆'They could have told us, couldn't they?' 'Absolutely!' “他们本来可以告诉我们的，不是吗？” “当然！”◆'Can we leave a little early?' 'Absolutely!' “我们可以早一点离开吗？” “完全可以！”🔑 absolutely not used to emphasize that you strongly disagree with sb, or to refuse permission （强调坚决不同意或不允许）当然不，绝对不行◆'Was it any good?' 'No, absolutely not.' “那有什么好处吗？” “绝对没有。” |