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especiallyUK:*/ɪˈspɛʃəli/US:/ɪˈspɛʃəli/ ,(i spesh′ə lē)UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 especially adv (exceptionally)尤其地；格外地；特别地Wow! That was an especially good film.哇！那部电影真是特别好看。 especially adv (in particular)尤其是；特别是All the children enjoyed the fairy tale, especially Veronica, who wanted to be a writer when she grew up.所有的孩子都喜欢童话故事，尤其是维罗妮卡，她长大后想成为作家。usage: ‘especially’You use especially to show that what you are saying applies more to one thing or situation than to others. He was kind to his staff, especially those who were sick or in trouble.Double ovens are a good idea, especially if you are cooking several meals at once.These changes are especially important to small businesses.When especially relates to the subject of a sentence, you put it immediately after the subject.Young babies, especially, are vulnerable to colds.You can also use especially in front of an adjective to emphasize a characteristic or quality.I found her laugh especially annoying. 复合形式： especially for [sb] adv + prep (for [sb] in particular)尤其对于；特别对于I bought these flowers especially for you. |