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Definition of completely in English: completelyadverb kəmˈpliːtlikəmˈplitli Totally; utterly. 完全地；全部地；彻底地 the fire completely destroyed the building 大火彻底摧毁了那幢建筑物。 as submodifier you must be completely mad! 你肯定是完全疯了！ Example sentencesExamples - On top of that I am also managing a small team whose purpose completely mystifies me.
- Of course, my mood will almost certainly have completely changed by the end of the day.
- On top of all that he's willing to try completely new things and rip up the script.
- Finally the star came to the tee, eyed up the ball and completely fluffed the shot.
- It may well turn out at the end of that that it was completely and utterly untrue.
- The vehicle came to rest in a ditch where it caught fire and was completely destroyed.
- I got out of the car and noticed that the tyres were completely worn from the sideways skid.
- If she meant to say what she did say then it was a completely unjustified charge.
- The amount of time I spent on it was completely ridiculous, as there was no real need.
- Is it likely that such a blog is going to give us a completely objective picture?
- It'll be a fantastic trip and a chance to see a completely different view on art and design.
- Comparing across art forms may annoy but it is completely necessary to get a sense of scale.
- When she broke her arm and was told it would not mend completely, she consulted de Vries.
- Even the front passenger seat can be folded completely flat for any extra long loads.
- It was about being away with a completely different group in the middle of nowhere.
- So off we went to the vet, completely expecting Fred to not be coming home with us.
- What struck me, was how completely over the top some of these theatre types can be.
- In a completely unrelated issue, what is the best way to treat a large flightless bird?
- It is a completely unsatisfactory position and we want to put it right as soon as possible.
- To be fair to them, by the end of the programme both women are completely transformed.
Synonyms totally, entirely, wholly, thoroughly, fully, utterly, absolutely, perfectly, unreservedly, unconditionally, quite, altogether, downright in every way, in every respect, in all respects, one hundred per cent, every inch, to the hilt, to the core, all the way informal dead, deadly, totes
Definition of completely in US English: completelyadverbkəmˈplētlēkəmˈplitli Totally; utterly. 完全地；全部地；彻底地 the fire completely destroyed the building 大火彻底摧毁了那幢建筑物。 as submodifier no code can be completely secure Example sentencesExamples - Is it likely that such a blog is going to give us a completely objective picture?
- When she broke her arm and was told it would not mend completely, she consulted de Vries.
- The vehicle came to rest in a ditch where it caught fire and was completely destroyed.
- I got out of the car and noticed that the tyres were completely worn from the sideways skid.
- The amount of time I spent on it was completely ridiculous, as there was no real need.
- So off we went to the vet, completely expecting Fred to not be coming home with us.
- What struck me, was how completely over the top some of these theatre types can be.
- It is a completely unsatisfactory position and we want to put it right as soon as possible.
- On top of that I am also managing a small team whose purpose completely mystifies me.
- In a completely unrelated issue, what is the best way to treat a large flightless bird?
- It was about being away with a completely different group in the middle of nowhere.
- To be fair to them, by the end of the programme both women are completely transformed.
- Even the front passenger seat can be folded completely flat for any extra long loads.
- On top of all that he's willing to try completely new things and rip up the script.
- Of course, my mood will almost certainly have completely changed by the end of the day.
- Comparing across art forms may annoy but it is completely necessary to get a sense of scale.
- It may well turn out at the end of that that it was completely and utterly untrue.
- If she meant to say what she did say then it was a completely unjustified charge.
- Finally the star came to the tee, eyed up the ball and completely fluffed the shot.
- It'll be a fantastic trip and a chance to see a completely different view on art and design.
Synonyms totally, entirely, wholly, thoroughly, fully, utterly, absolutely, perfectly, unreservedly, unconditionally, quite, altogether, downright
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