really 的英语意思
reallyreally /ˈrɪəli/ adverb 
查看全部语言翻译1very very非常 SYN extremely: 
a really good film一部非常好的电影 It was really cold last night.昨晚真的很冷。 He walks really slowly.他走路真的很慢。 I’m really, really sorry.我真的、真的很抱歉。Register语体Really is especially frequent in spoken English. In writing, people usually prefer to use very or extremely to emphasize an adjective, or very much to emphasize a verb: a really dangerous activity ➔ a very dangerous activity | I really enjoyed the play. ➔ I enjoyed the play very much.really 在口语英语中尤为常见。在书面语中，人们通常倾向于用 very 或 extremely 强调形容词，或用 very much 强调动词：a really dangerous activity ➔ a very dangerous activity | I really enjoyed the play. ➔ I enjoyed the play very much.2the real situation used when you are talking about what actually happened or is true, rather than what people might wrongly think用于表示事情实际发生的经过或真实情况，而非人们可能错误认为的那样: Why don’t you tell us what really happened?你为什么不告诉我们到底发生了什么？ Oliver’s not really her brother.奥利弗其实并不是她的兄弟。 I never know what he’s really thinking.我从来不知道他究竟在想什么。 She seems unfriendly at first, but she’s really very nice.她起初看起来不友好，但其实非常好相处。SPOKEN PHRASES3definitely used to emphasize something you are saying用于强调所说的话: We really need that extra money.我们真的需要那笔额外的钱。 I really don’t mind.我真的不介意。 I’m absolutely fine, Dad – really.我完全没事，爸爸——真的。4not true used in questions when you are asking someone if something is true and suggesting that you think it is not true用于疑问句中，向某人询问某事是否属实，同时暗示说话者认为并非如此 SYN honestly: Do you really think she’s doing this for your benefit?你真的认为她这样做是为了你好吗？ Do you really expect me to believe that?你真的指望我相信那个？5a) really? used to show that you are surprised by what someone has said用于表示对对方所说的话感到惊讶: ‘He’s Canadian.’ ‘Really?’"他是加拿大人。""真的吗？" b) really? used in conversation to show that you are listening to or interested in what the other person is saying用于对话中，表示正在倾听或对对方所说的话感兴趣: ‘We had a great time in Florida.’ ‘Really? How lovely.’"我们在佛罗里达玩得很开心。""真的吗？太好了。" c)American English used to show that you agree with someone用于表示同意某人的说法: ‘Glen can be such a jerk.’ ‘Yeah, really!’"格伦有时真的很讨厌。""就是啊，真的！" d)especially British English used to show that you are angry or disapprove of something用于表示生气或对某事不满: Really, Larry, you might have told me!真是的，拉里，你早该告诉我的！6not really used to say ‘no’ or ‘not’ in a less strong way用于以较为委婉的方式表示"不"或"不是": ‘Do you want to come along?’ ‘Not really.’"你想一起来吗？""不太想。" I don’t really know what he’s doing now.我不太清楚他现在在做什么。7should/ought really used to say what someone should do, especially when they are probably not going to do it用于说某人应该做某事，尤其是在对方可能不会付诸行动的情况下: You should really go and see a doctor.你真的应该去看医生。8really and truly (also really, truly American English) used to emphasize a statement or opinion用于强调某一陈述或观点: He was really and truly a brilliant comedian.他真真正正是一位才华横溢的喜剧演员。
查看全部语言翻译1very very非常 SYN extremely: a really good film一部非常好的电影 It was really cold last night.昨晚真的很冷。 He walks really slowly.他走路真的很慢。 I’m really, really sorry.我真的、真的很抱歉。Register语体Really is especially frequent in spoken English. In writing, people usually prefer to use very or extremely to emphasize an adjective, or very much to emphasize a verb: a really dangerous activity ➔ a very dangerous activity | I really enjoyed the play. ➔ I enjoyed the play very much.really 在口语英语中尤为常见。在书面语中，人们通常倾向于用 very 或 extremely 强调形容词，或用 very much 强调动词：a really dangerous activity ➔ a very dangerous activity | I really enjoyed the play. ➔ I enjoyed the play very much.2the real situation used when you are talking about what actually happened or is true, rather than what people might wrongly think用于表示事情实际发生的经过或真实情况，而非人们可能错误认为的那样: Why don’t you tell us what really happened?你为什么不告诉我们到底发生了什么？ Oliver’s not really her brother.奥利弗其实并不是她的兄弟。 I never know what he’s really thinking.我从来不知道他究竟在想什么。 She seems unfriendly at first, but she’s really very nice.她起初看起来不友好，但其实非常好相处。SPOKEN PHRASES3definitely used to emphasize something you are saying用于强调所说的话: We really need that extra money.我们真的需要那笔额外的钱。 I really don’t mind.我真的不介意。 I’m absolutely fine, Dad – really.我完全没事，爸爸——真的。4not true used in questions when you are asking someone if something is true and suggesting that you think it is not true用于疑问句中，向某人询问某事是否属实，同时暗示说话者认为并非如此 SYN honestly: Do you really think she’s doing this for your benefit?你真的认为她这样做是为了你好吗？ Do you really expect me to believe that?你真的指望我相信那个？5a) really? used to show that you are surprised by what someone has said用于表示对对方所说的话感到惊讶: ‘He’s Canadian.’ ‘Really?’"他是加拿大人。""真的吗？" b) really? used in conversation to show that you are listening to or interested in what the other person is saying用于对话中，表示正在倾听或对对方所说的话感兴趣: ‘We had a great time in Florida.’ ‘Really? How lovely.’"我们在佛罗里达玩得很开心。""真的吗？太好了。" c)American English used to show that you agree with someone用于表示同意某人的说法: ‘Glen can be such a jerk.’ ‘Yeah, really!’"格伦有时真的很讨厌。""就是啊，真的！" d)especially British English used to show that you are angry or disapprove of something用于表示生气或对某事不满: Really, Larry, you might have told me!真是的，拉里，你早该告诉我的！6not really used to say ‘no’ or ‘not’ in a less strong way用于以较为委婉的方式表示"不"或"不是": ‘Do you want to come along?’ ‘Not really.’"你想一起来吗？""不太想。" I don’t really know what he’s doing now.我不太清楚他现在在做什么。7should/ought really used to say what someone should do, especially when they are probably not going to do it用于说某人应该做某事，尤其是在对方可能不会付诸行动的情况下: You should really go and see a doctor.你真的应该去看医生。8really and truly (also really, truly American English) used to emphasize a statement or opinion用于强调某一陈述或观点: He was really and truly a brilliant comedian.他真真正正是一位才华横溢的喜剧演员。