
美:/'ʃʊr ɪˈnʌf/
果然,果真
I said he'd forget, and sure enough he did.
我说他会忘记,他果然就忘了。
We found the apple pie pudding too good to resist. Sure enough, it was delicious.
我们觉得这块苹果馅饼布丁令人无法抗拒。果然,它很美味。
There they were, sure enough.
果然,他们在那儿。
Presently, Huckleberry whispered with a shudder, It's the devils sure enough.
哈克马上打了个冷战,小声说:“肯定是鬼来了。”
And sure enough, there were lots of them, like the whiteboard and some desks and tables.
当然,这样的例子随处可见,比如白板、桌子和椅子。
“Sure enough”是一个英语短语,通常用于口语和书面语中,表示“果然”“确实如此”或“不出所料”。它的核心含义是强调某件事情的结果或现象与之前的预期、推测或描述完全一致,带有验证的意味。
基本含义
当某件事发生前已有迹象或预测,而结果最终符合预期时,用“sure enough”引出结果。例如:
"He said it would rain, and sure enough, the sky turned dark."
(他说会下雨,果然天空变暗了。)
常见语境
语法位置
通常出现在句首或句中,后接逗号分隔结果。例如:
"The dog barked at the door. Sure enough, someone was outside."
可用“as expected”“true to form”“predictably”等表达类似含义,但“sure enough”更口语化且强调“事实与预判吻合”的即时性。
避免在正式学术写作中使用,因其偏向口语化;日常对话或故事叙述中则十分自然。
单词 "sure enough" 通常表示某件事情或情况确实如预期或预测的那样。
英文例句: I thought there might be a problem, and sure enough, there was.
中文解释: 我认为可能会有问题,果然如此。
英文例句: We arrived at the station early and, sure enough, the train was delayed.
中文解释: 我们早早地到达车站,果然,火车晚点了。
"Sure enough" 通常用于表示某种期望或预测,后面跟着发生的事情或情况。它可以用作短语或作为一个整体使用。
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