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1. My life is entirely given up to work.
我的一生全部献给了工作。
2. It was entirely my own fault.
这完全是我自己的错。
3. Nowadays with the help of modern instruments fishing is no longer entirely dependent on the weather.
如今捕鱼业有了现代仪器的帮助不再完全靠天了。
4. I entirely agree with you.
我完全赞同你。
1. 完全地：这也就意味着,德里达事件永远不可能整体地(quite)或完全地(entirely)发生或结束其发生,在某种程度上此事件仍有待来临,有待发生--比如说,今天,在伦敦;明天,在别处.
2. 完整地：规则最终的通过确立了欧盟新的统一国际破产法制度,根据其第47条之规定,该规则自2002年5月31日起对各成员国生效(丹麦除外,因其在欧盟有关公约的议定书中对内务司法合作事项表示不予参加),并且是完整地(entirely)与直接地(dire
3. 全部地：entire 全部的 | entirely 全部地 | entitle 有资格
4. 完全开采：subsequent 后来 | entirely完全开采 | monopolies开采垄断
1. 完全地;完整地;全部地
Entirely means completely and not just partly.
e.g. ...an entirely new approach...
全新的方法
e.g. Fraud is an entirely different matter...
欺诈完全是另外一回事。
2. entirely什么意思
2. 非常;很;完全
Entirely is also used to emphasize what you are saying.
e.g. I agree entirely...
我完全同意。
e.g. Oh, the whole episode was entirely his fault.
天啊，整件事完全是他的错。
3. （尤用于表示批评时）不是特别，并非完全
People sometimes use the expression not entirely to reduce the force of a strong statement, especially a critical one.
e.g. They are not entirely happy with his criticism of the president...
他对总统的批评并没有让他们特别高兴。
e.g. We shall see that this is not entirely true...
我们会明白这并非全是真的。
1. In the new market reality, their success or failure is entirely a business matter now.
2. The friendly atmosphere has not come about entirely by chance, however.
3. Some Cabinet members say they want it moved off Japanese territory entirely, which is the sentiment of many local residents.
4. Recorded in 1932 at a music conference in Cairo, much of the sound was hard to make out or erased entirely.
5. Following the unhappy experience of the first day, organizers decided to call the exhibition off entirely.
6. entirely
6. Then the material goes through a carding process that is entirely mechanized, eventually ending up on large spools.
7. Yet what is striking is that Italian manufacturers have almost entirely failed to carve out a position in this booming sector.
8. In China's case the source of the state's legitimacy lies entirely outside the history or experience of Western societies.
9. By using modern techniques and materials the artist provides historically endowed entities with an entirely new significance and actuality.
10. It is entirely possible for a company to have fairly local or regional market presence and yet a highly globalized supply chain or vice versa.
adv
1. to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
e.g. he was wholly convinced
entirely satisfied with the meal
it was completely different from what we expected
was completely at fault
a totally new situation
the directions were all wrong
it was not altogether her fault
an altogether new approach
a whole new idea
Synonym: wholly completely totally all altogether whole
2. without any others being included or involved
e.g. was entirely to blame
a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children
he works for Mr. Smith exclusively
did it solely for money
the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone
a privilege granted only to him
Synonym: exclusively solely alone only