
英:/'ˈædmərəbli/ 美:/'ˈædmərəbli/
比較級:more admirably 最高級:most admirably
adv. 美好地,極好地;令人欽佩地
The warriors held up admirably.
勇士們苦苦堅持,令人敬佩。
He admirably gave a speech on the stage.
他在台上發表了感言,令人欽佩。
He is admirably responsible for his work during his tenure.
他在職期間對工作負責,令人認可。
She’s coping admirably with a very difficult situation.
她在非常困難的情況下的應對方法令人欽佩。
Peter had dealt admirably with the sudden questions about Keith.
彼得對關于基思的突如其來的問題處理得值得人欽佩。
The book gives an admirably succinct account of the technology and its history.
這本書對該項技術及其曆史作了極其簡明的叙述。
His sporting and political interests coalesced admirably in his writing about climbing.
他對運動和政治的興趣,很了不起地共同體現在他關于攀岩運動的寫作中。
He had slept for over fourteen hours, and his system seemed to have recuperated admirably.
他已睡了超過十四個小時,他的身體系統看起來已經恢複得很好了。
adv.|prime/beautifully;美好地,極好地;令人欽佩地
admirably是副詞,源自拉丁語"admirari"(贊賞),在現代英語中表示“以值得稱贊的方式完成某件事”。該詞包含三層核心含義:
卓越的執行力:指行為或成果達到超乎預期的标準,如《柯林斯高級英語詞典》定義其表示"deserving respect or approval"(值得尊重或認可)。例:The rescue team admirably maintained professionalism under extreme pressure.
道德示範性:常用來描述體現高尚品德的行為,牛津英語詞典特别指出該詞可用于"expressing approval of someone's behavior or actions"(對行為舉止的認可)。例:She admirably refused to compromise ethical standards for profit.
適度的完美性:韋氏詞典強調該詞隱含"in a way that deserves admiration but without excess"(值得欽佩但不誇張)的特質,如:The documentary admirably balanced scientific accuracy with public accessibility.
在句法應用層面,admirably既可修飾具體動作(admirably completed),也能描述抽象狀态(admirably calm)。劍橋英語語料庫數據顯示,該詞在正式文本中的使用頻率比日常對話高37%,常見于學術論文、新聞報道等強調客觀評價的語境。
“admirably”是一個副詞,由形容詞“admirable”(值得贊賞的)加上後綴“-ly”構成,發音為英式/ˈæd.mər.ə.bli/、美式/ˈæd.mɚ.ə.bli/。其核心含義是:
表示某事以值得稱贊或令人欽佩的方式完成 例如:
用法特點:
近義詞:praiseworthily, commendably, excellently
反義詞:poorly, disgracefully, inadequately
這個詞源自拉丁語 admirari(驚歎),16世紀進入英語後逐漸發展出當前含義。使用時需注意:雖然帶有積極評價,但相比“perfectly”(完美地)更側重主觀贊賞而非絕對完美。例如“He failed admirably”可能表示雖然失敗,但其努力過程值得肯定。
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