副词无形; 无形中; 实际上，实质上，事实上，几乎
副词
1. My book's virtually finished.
我的书实际上已写完了。
2. This opinion was held by virtually all the experts.
差不多所有的专家都持这一看法。
3. He virtually lived in his office.
他简直是住在自己的办公室里了。
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2. 几乎,实际上：fair 集市,交易会,博览会 | virtually 几乎,实际上 | authority 当局
3. 事实上：virtual 虚的 | virtually 事实上 | virtue 德行
4. 实际上地：liberty 自由 | 3. virtually 实际上地 | 4. literally 照字面意思地,逐字逐句地
1. 几乎;实际上;事实上;差不多
You can use virtually to indicate that something is so nearly true that for most purposes it can be regarded as true.
e.g. Virtually all cooking was done over coal-fired ranges...
差不多所有的烹饪都是在燃煤灶上进行的。
e.g. It would have been virtually impossible to research all the information.
要对所有的信息进行分析研究几乎是不可能的。
1. Virtually anyone who claims refugee status can stay in the country for years as his or her case grinds through the system.
2. virtually
2. The 2008 Beijing Olympics are a major catalyst for change, and rapid development is also occurring in virtually every other sports sector.
3. And the $ 825 billion total is virtually certain to grow as the legislation advances through Congress.
4. He cited the aggressive decertification in the northern part of Nigeria that had virtually seen Lake Chad disappearing.
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5. A quick check of the online bookstores already turns up many Chinese book titles covering virtually every aspect of the Olympics.
6. Honduras is promoting the cigar industry in search of new markets, but also imposed a rigid law on smokers that virtually only allows lighting up outdoors.
7. As already made clear, the US military plans are virtually silent on this point.
8. Students click icons to virtually raise hands in chat rooms used for questions or comments during classes.
9. Light waves would flow around an object hidden inside the metamaterial cloak just as water flows virtually undisturbed around a smooth rock.
10. Sun sat out virtually the last three months of the season after clocking up 25 appearances in the first team.
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1. (of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished
all but
e.g. the job is (just) about done
the baby was almost asleep when the alarm sounded
we're almost finished
the car all but ran her down
he nearly fainted
talked for nigh onto 2 hours
the recording is well-nigh perfect
virtually all the parties signed the contract
I was near exhausted by the run
most everyone agrees
Synonym: about almost most nearly near nigh well-nigh
2. in essence or effect but not in fact
e.g. the strike virtually paralyzed the city
I'm virtually broke