副词

健康和社会问题

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1. （表示强调）的确，确实
You can use really to emphasize a statement.

2. （放在形容词或副词前表示强调）极其，非常
You can use really to emphasize an adjective or adverb.

3. 实际上；实在；事实上
You use really when you are discussing the real facts about something, in contrast to the ones someone wants you to believe.

4. （用于问句或否定句中引出否定回答）真的，说实在的
People use really in questions and negative statements when they want you to answer 'no'.

5. 真正地（开始）
If you refer to a time when something really begins to happen, you are emphasizing that it starts to happen at that time to a much greater extent and much more seriously than before.

6. （放在否定陈述句中减轻语气）真的，真正，其实
People sometimes use really to slightly reduce the force of a negative statement.

7. （放在句中表示不那么确定）真的，还是
People sometimes add really to statements in order to make them less definite and more uncertain.

8. （表示惊讶）还真是，还真的
People use really to show that they are surprised or that the person they are speaking to may be surprised about something.

9. （对某人所说的话表示怀疑或不相信）真的，是吗
You can say really to express surprise or disbelief at what someone has said.

10. （用在对话中表示对对方所说的内容感兴趣）是吗，真的吗
You can say 'really' in a conversation to show that you are interested in what someone is saying.

11. （表示有些恼怒或厌烦）说真的，坦白讲
Some people say really when they are slightly annoyed or offended by something.

Note that really and actually are both used to emphasize statements. You use really in conversation to emphasize something that you are saying. I really think he's sick. Note that when really is used in a negative sentence, its position in relation to the verb affects the meaning. For instance, if you say 'I really don't like Richard', with really in front of the verb, you are emphasizing how much you dislike Richard. However, if you say 'I don't really like Richard', with really coming after the negative, you are still saying that you dislike Richard, but the feeling is not particularly strong. When you use really in front of an adjective or adverb, it has a similar meaning to very. This is really serious. Actually is used to emphasize what is true or genuine in a situation, often when this is surprising, or a contrast with what has just been said. All the characters in the novel actually existed... He actually began to cry. It can also be used to be precise or to correct someone. No one was actually drunk... We couldn't actually see the garden.
注意，really 和 actually 在句中都表强调。really在对话中强调所陈述的事实。如，I really think he's sick（我真的以为他病了）。really用在否定句中时，放在动词前或后的位置不同，句意不同。如，I really don't like Richard（我真的不喜欢理查德）。在这个句子里really放在动词前，强调不喜欢理查德的程度。但是，如果说I don't really like Richard (我不那么喜欢理查德），在这个句子里really放在否定词之后，仍然表示不喜欢理查德，但是程度没有那么强了。当really用在句中形容词或副词前时，意思和very一样。如，This is really serious (这真的很严重）。actually用来强调某种情形下实际或真实的情况，经常是令人吃惊的，或与前面提到的形成对照。如，All the characters in the novel actually existed（小说里的所有人物都是现实存在的），He actually began to cry (他竟然哭了起来），actually也可用来确定或更正某人的话或行为。如，No one was actually drunk（没有人真的喝醉了），We couldn't actually see the garden（我们实际上并不能看到花园）。

1. used as intensifiers
`real' is sometimes used informally for `really'
`rattling' is informal

e.g. she was very gifted
he played very well
a really enjoyable evening
I'm real sorry about it
a rattling good yarn

Synonym: veryrealrattling

2. in accordance with truth or fact or reality

e.g. she was now truly American
a genuinely open society
they don't really listen to us

Synonym: trulygenuinely

3. in fact (used as intensifiers or sentence modifiers)

e.g. in truth, moral decay hastened the decline of the Roman Empire
really, you shouldn't have done it
a truly awful book

Synonym: in truthtruly

4. in actual fact

e.g. to be nominally but not actually independent
no one actually saw the shark
large meteorites actually come from the asteroid belt

Synonym: actually