Definition of finely in English:

finely

adverb ˈfʌɪnli

1In a very skilled manner; excellently.
a finely crafted movie
a finely proportioned Gothic church
finely tailored suits
Example sentencesExamples
- Those tubes were so precisely and finely manufactured that they could only have been intended for use in gas centrifuges to enrich uranium.
- The buildings have carefully orchestrated material palettes, which are often experimental and always finely crafted.
- Two rows of sharply delineated feathers are finely executed in low relief with deep, precise incisions marking the details.
- They were finely made, rectangular, wooden framed cages.
- The finely proportioned rectangular glass volume that hosts the dance studios seems to pirouette above a lush green lawn.
- The visitor's building is finely constructed of local stone with a copper roof.
- The motor homes resemble finely built small yachts.
- It is finely composed, displaying his exceptional use of light.
- If his paintings now seem uneven, his finely observed drawings from life are frequently exceptional.
- These are among the most finely made car parts in the industry.
1. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or eliciting admiration.
  Miss Bingley was dressed very finely
  Example sentencesExamples
  A petite dancer, finely groomed in the best tradition, she brings wit to every part.
  Frankly speaking, I do not believe we had ever been so finely arrayed as we were on that march.
  In Buffalo Bill's, a quartet of finely dressed ladies and gents were taking a rest before the grand parade.
  Unfortunately, across the club, I saw her still deep in conversation with several finely dressed men.
  The finely attired strangers who inhabited the canal taverns did not impress his worldly eye as they did the local settlers.
  The second-story windows each had a decorative flower box, filled with finely groomed yellow tulips.
  Few women are prominently placed in the canvas in the midst of a large group of finely suited men.
  The man put on his leggings and dressed up finely, for if one were not dressed up just right, he would suffer a great shame.
  It was a mass of finely clothed and jeweled individuals starting to chant, "We want our coats!"
  There will be so many other finely dressed young ladies, you really must do something to call attention to yourself.
2Into very thin or small pieces.
slice the onions finely
finely chopped almonds
Example sentencesExamples
- They apply finely pulverized earth compost to fields to be planted, and in some cases where the fields were already planted.
- Chisel plowing or disking usually chops residue finely enough for conventional drills to be effective.
- She served a smooth white-chocolate ganache scattered with finely crushed coffee beans.
- I ordered shredded beef in a black bean sauce with finely sliced leek.
- Sugar-factory lime is very finely ground calcium carbonate used in the production of sugar from beets.
- Drain the mushrooms, discard the stalks, and mince finely.
- There was also a finely cubed potato preparation, which till today we call "picnic-aloo."
- Top with crab mixture and serve with finely diced red capsicum.
- Cover the seeds with finely crumbled soil to the depth recommended on the seed packet.
- These cells are filled with finely powdered glass paste, which is then fused to the metal in a furnace.
1. 2.1 With a very sharp point.
  a rod of finely sharpened iron
  Example sentencesExamples
  Other irreplaceable photos had smiling faces drawn in with crayon or finely pointed graphite.
  The tools are made by the tribals themselves from finely sharpened bamboo.
  For comparison, it sharpens finely enough to cut phone-book paper, but you have to really work at getting a good edge.
  Imagine comparing a finely honed sword to the blunt power of a hammer.
  Sharper than the most finely whetted blade, this tooth can slice through an unwary pioneer's fingers in an instant.
2. 2.2 Made or consisting of small particles or threads.
  the flesh is smooth and finely textured
  finely woven linen
  Example sentencesExamples
  The villages here are built from finely textured limestone, which is more frost-resistant than the Cotswold variety.
  I told him to be certain of the help of 2,000 armed riders whose chiefs would be wearing finely intertwined armor.
  There's all kinds of lovely lattice effects in their cotton knitwear as well as finely interwoven ribbons that give an interesting uplift.
  She is tall, regal, and dressed in long robes of finely braided black twine.
  Most pieces were stuffed with straw or horsehair, then covered with finely woven textiles.
  They come down to the river to see me, all wearing their finely plaited split-bamboo hats, which afford them excellent protection from the sun and rain.
  Her particular study has been of the finely twined decorative borders known as "taniko," a technique that appears to be unique to the Maori.
  The meshwork of the outer shell appears to be a spongy layer and finely interwoven.
  He showed how to use the finely grained slabs for lithography, a technique for printing ink on paper using a flat, greased stone.
  Each of them is painted on a finely grained panel.
3. 2.3 With delicate or intricate workmanship or structure.
  finely detailed mosaic pictures
  a finely worked tapestry
  Example sentencesExamples
  I saw silver rings, a gold brooch, jeweled knives, and other finely worked objects.
  The finely decorated wooden dragon at the edge of the beam was originally from a temple.
  His finely detailed ships sail below luminous skies in compositions of great clarity.
  Although finely, even charmingly, detailed, its overall design is inconsistent.
  A finely carved hieroglyphic text with the early history of Tikal's royal lineage is on the back.
  At Cairo and thereabouts was a manufactory of striped silk, in which the Arabic writing, real and finely designed, played a great part.
  Lined with finely leveled cement, the niche is floored with river pebbles.
  These handmade, finely detailed products will be treasured for years to come.
  These finely embellished banknotes were once exchangeable for gold at a variable price.
  It was finely decorated with meticulous details.
4. 2.4 In a subtle or sensitive manner.
  we are trying to judge answers too finely
  the contest for the presidency is finely balanced
  they both turn in finely nuanced performances
  Example sentencesExamples
  The pen needs to be used on paper with a pattern of dots, which are so finely pitched that it looks like a continuous tone to the naked eye.
  Included are species with finely graded changes in the jaw anatomy.
  The artists are able to abstract from the environment certain finely nuanced impressions that seem to exist barely at the level of consciousness.
  My considerations on the main issue are finely balanced.
  Despite today's challenges, manufacturers continue to invest in the endless pursuit of finely tuned technological advancement.
  Mowing speed can be finely regulated up to four miles per hour.
  Its expansive, often elusive syntax was conveyed with finely graduated dynamics, and an inwardness that infused each element with significance.
  Their finely attuned ecological sensitivity makes them true heroes in a region dominated by agro-industry.
  A control sample so finely matched on biological factors may not be representative of women with breast cancer in general.
  By simply turning the eccentric collar holding the laser, the beam's direction is finely adjusted.

Definition of finely in US English:

finely

adverbˈfīnlē

1In a very skilled manner; excellently.
a finely crafted movie
a finely proportioned Gothic church
finely tailored suits
Example sentencesExamples
- They were finely made, rectangular, wooden framed cages.
- These are among the most finely made car parts in the industry.
- If his paintings now seem uneven, his finely observed drawings from life are frequently exceptional.
- The visitor's building is finely constructed of local stone with a copper roof.
- Those tubes were so precisely and finely manufactured that they could only have been intended for use in gas centrifuges to enrich uranium.
- The buildings have carefully orchestrated material palettes, which are often experimental and always finely crafted.
- The finely proportioned rectangular glass volume that hosts the dance studios seems to pirouette above a lush green lawn.
- Two rows of sharply delineated feathers are finely executed in low relief with deep, precise incisions marking the details.
- The motor homes resemble finely built small yachts.
- It is finely composed, displaying his exceptional use of light.
1. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or eliciting admiration.
  Miss Bingley was dressed very finely
  Example sentencesExamples
  There will be so many other finely dressed young ladies, you really must do something to call attention to yourself.
  The man put on his leggings and dressed up finely, for if one were not dressed up just right, he would suffer a great shame.
  Few women are prominently placed in the canvas in the midst of a large group of finely suited men.
  A petite dancer, finely groomed in the best tradition, she brings wit to every part.
  Unfortunately, across the club, I saw her still deep in conversation with several finely dressed men.
  In Buffalo Bill's, a quartet of finely dressed ladies and gents were taking a rest before the grand parade.
  The finely attired strangers who inhabited the canal taverns did not impress his worldly eye as they did the local settlers.
  It was a mass of finely clothed and jeweled individuals starting to chant, "We want our coats!"
  Frankly speaking, I do not believe we had ever been so finely arrayed as we were on that march.
  The second-story windows each had a decorative flower box, filled with finely groomed yellow tulips.
2Into very thin or small pieces.
slice the onions finely
finely chopped almonds
Example sentencesExamples
- Drain the mushrooms, discard the stalks, and mince finely.
- They apply finely pulverized earth compost to fields to be planted, and in some cases where the fields were already planted.
- Sugar-factory lime is very finely ground calcium carbonate used in the production of sugar from beets.
- These cells are filled with finely powdered glass paste, which is then fused to the metal in a furnace.
- Chisel plowing or disking usually chops residue finely enough for conventional drills to be effective.
- Top with crab mixture and serve with finely diced red capsicum.
- I ordered shredded beef in a black bean sauce with finely sliced leek.
- There was also a finely cubed potato preparation, which till today we call "picnic-aloo."
- Cover the seeds with finely crumbled soil to the depth recommended on the seed packet.
- She served a smooth white-chocolate ganache scattered with finely crushed coffee beans.
1. 2.1 With a very sharp point.
  a rod of finely sharpened iron
  Example sentencesExamples
  Other irreplaceable photos had smiling faces drawn in with crayon or finely pointed graphite.
  Sharper than the most finely whetted blade, this tooth can slice through an unwary pioneer's fingers in an instant.
  Imagine comparing a finely honed sword to the blunt power of a hammer.
  For comparison, it sharpens finely enough to cut phone-book paper, but you have to really work at getting a good edge.
  The tools are made by the tribals themselves from finely sharpened bamboo.
2. 2.2 Made or consisting of small particles or threads.
  the flesh is smooth and finely textured
  finely woven linen
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most pieces were stuffed with straw or horsehair, then covered with finely woven textiles.
  She is tall, regal, and dressed in long robes of finely braided black twine.
  He showed how to use the finely grained slabs for lithography, a technique for printing ink on paper using a flat, greased stone.
  Her particular study has been of the finely twined decorative borders known as "taniko," a technique that appears to be unique to the Maori.
  They come down to the river to see me, all wearing their finely plaited split-bamboo hats, which afford them excellent protection from the sun and rain.
  There's all kinds of lovely lattice effects in their cotton knitwear as well as finely interwoven ribbons that give an interesting uplift.
  I told him to be certain of the help of 2,000 armed riders whose chiefs would be wearing finely intertwined armor.
  Each of them is painted on a finely grained panel.
  The villages here are built from finely textured limestone, which is more frost-resistant than the Cotswold variety.
  The meshwork of the outer shell appears to be a spongy layer and finely interwoven.
3. 2.3 With delicate or intricate workmanship or structure.
  finely detailed mosaic pictures
  a finely worked tapestry
  Example sentencesExamples
  His finely detailed ships sail below luminous skies in compositions of great clarity.
  At Cairo and thereabouts was a manufactory of striped silk, in which the Arabic writing, real and finely designed, played a great part.
  Lined with finely leveled cement, the niche is floored with river pebbles.
  These handmade, finely detailed products will be treasured for years to come.
  These finely embellished banknotes were once exchangeable for gold at a variable price.
  A finely carved hieroglyphic text with the early history of Tikal's royal lineage is on the back.
  Although finely, even charmingly, detailed, its overall design is inconsistent.
  It was finely decorated with meticulous details.
  The finely decorated wooden dragon at the edge of the beam was originally from a temple.
  I saw silver rings, a gold brooch, jeweled knives, and other finely worked objects.
4. 2.4 In a subtle or sensitive manner.
  we are trying to judge answers too finely
  the contest for the presidency is finely balanced
  they both turn in finely nuanced performances
  Example sentencesExamples
  The pen needs to be used on paper with a pattern of dots, which are so finely pitched that it looks like a continuous tone to the naked eye.
  A control sample so finely matched on biological factors may not be representative of women with breast cancer in general.
  The artists are able to abstract from the environment certain finely nuanced impressions that seem to exist barely at the level of consciousness.
  Included are species with finely graded changes in the jaw anatomy.
  By simply turning the eccentric collar holding the laser, the beam's direction is finely adjusted.
  My considerations on the main issue are finely balanced.
  Their finely attuned ecological sensitivity makes them true heroes in a region dominated by agro-industry.
  Despite today's challenges, manufacturers continue to invest in the endless pursuit of finely tuned technological advancement.
  Mowing speed can be finely regulated up to four miles per hour.
  Its expansive, often elusive syntax was conveyed with finely graduated dynamics, and an inwardness that infused each element with significance.

词汇	finely
释义	Definition of finely in English: finely adverb ˈfʌɪnli 1In a very skilled manner; excellently. a finely crafted movie a finely proportioned Gothic church finely tailored suits Example sentencesExamples Those tubes were so precisely and finely manufactured that they could only have been intended for use in gas centrifuges to enrich uranium. The buildings have carefully orchestrated material palettes, which are often experimental and always finely crafted. Two rows of sharply delineated feathers are finely executed in low relief with deep, precise incisions marking the details. They were finely made, rectangular, wooden framed cages. The finely proportioned rectangular glass volume that hosts the dance studios seems to pirouette above a lush green lawn. The visitor's building is finely constructed of local stone with a copper roof. The motor homes resemble finely built small yachts. It is finely composed, displaying his exceptional use of light. If his paintings now seem uneven, his finely observed drawings from life are frequently exceptional. These are among the most finely made car parts in the industry. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or eliciting admiration. Miss Bingley was dressed very finely Example sentencesExamples A petite dancer, finely groomed in the best tradition, she brings wit to every part. Frankly speaking, I do not believe we had ever been so finely arrayed as we were on that march. In Buffalo Bill's, a quartet of finely dressed ladies and gents were taking a rest before the grand parade. Unfortunately, across the club, I saw her still deep in conversation with several finely dressed men. The finely attired strangers who inhabited the canal taverns did not impress his worldly eye as they did the local settlers. The second-story windows each had a decorative flower box, filled with finely groomed yellow tulips. Few women are prominently placed in the canvas in the midst of a large group of finely suited men. The man put on his leggings and dressed up finely, for if one were not dressed up just right, he would suffer a great shame. It was a mass of finely clothed and jeweled individuals starting to chant, "We want our coats!" There will be so many other finely dressed young ladies, you really must do something to call attention to yourself. 2Into very thin or small pieces. slice the onions finely finely chopped almonds Example sentencesExamples They apply finely pulverized earth compost to fields to be planted, and in some cases where the fields were already planted. Chisel plowing or disking usually chops residue finely enough for conventional drills to be effective. She served a smooth white-chocolate ganache scattered with finely crushed coffee beans. I ordered shredded beef in a black bean sauce with finely sliced leek. Sugar-factory lime is very finely ground calcium carbonate used in the production of sugar from beets. Drain the mushrooms, discard the stalks, and mince finely. There was also a finely cubed potato preparation, which till today we call "picnic-aloo." Top with crab mixture and serve with finely diced red capsicum. Cover the seeds with finely crumbled soil to the depth recommended on the seed packet. These cells are filled with finely powdered glass paste, which is then fused to the metal in a furnace. 2.1 With a very sharp point. a rod of finely sharpened iron Example sentencesExamples Other irreplaceable photos had smiling faces drawn in with crayon or finely pointed graphite. The tools are made by the tribals themselves from finely sharpened bamboo. For comparison, it sharpens finely enough to cut phone-book paper, but you have to really work at getting a good edge. Imagine comparing a finely honed sword to the blunt power of a hammer. Sharper than the most finely whetted blade, this tooth can slice through an unwary pioneer's fingers in an instant. 2.2 Made or consisting of small particles or threads. the flesh is smooth and finely textured finely woven linen Example sentencesExamples The villages here are built from finely textured limestone, which is more frost-resistant than the Cotswold variety. I told him to be certain of the help of 2,000 armed riders whose chiefs would be wearing finely intertwined armor. There's all kinds of lovely lattice effects in their cotton knitwear as well as finely interwoven ribbons that give an interesting uplift. She is tall, regal, and dressed in long robes of finely braided black twine. Most pieces were stuffed with straw or horsehair, then covered with finely woven textiles. They come down to the river to see me, all wearing their finely plaited split-bamboo hats, which afford them excellent protection from the sun and rain. Her particular study has been of the finely twined decorative borders known as "taniko," a technique that appears to be unique to the Maori. The meshwork of the outer shell appears to be a spongy layer and finely interwoven. He showed how to use the finely grained slabs for lithography, a technique for printing ink on paper using a flat, greased stone. Each of them is painted on a finely grained panel. 2.3 With delicate or intricate workmanship or structure. finely detailed mosaic pictures a finely worked tapestry Example sentencesExamples I saw silver rings, a gold brooch, jeweled knives, and other finely worked objects. The finely decorated wooden dragon at the edge of the beam was originally from a temple. His finely detailed ships sail below luminous skies in compositions of great clarity. Although finely, even charmingly, detailed, its overall design is inconsistent. A finely carved hieroglyphic text with the early history of Tikal's royal lineage is on the back. At Cairo and thereabouts was a manufactory of striped silk, in which the Arabic writing, real and finely designed, played a great part. Lined with finely leveled cement, the niche is floored with river pebbles. These handmade, finely detailed products will be treasured for years to come. These finely embellished banknotes were once exchangeable for gold at a variable price. It was finely decorated with meticulous details. 2.4 In a subtle or sensitive manner. we are trying to judge answers too finely the contest for the presidency is finely balanced they both turn in finely nuanced performances Example sentencesExamples The pen needs to be used on paper with a pattern of dots, which are so finely pitched that it looks like a continuous tone to the naked eye. Included are species with finely graded changes in the jaw anatomy. The artists are able to abstract from the environment certain finely nuanced impressions that seem to exist barely at the level of consciousness. My considerations on the main issue are finely balanced. Despite today's challenges, manufacturers continue to invest in the endless pursuit of finely tuned technological advancement. Mowing speed can be finely regulated up to four miles per hour. Its expansive, often elusive syntax was conveyed with finely graduated dynamics, and an inwardness that infused each element with significance. Their finely attuned ecological sensitivity makes them true heroes in a region dominated by agro-industry. A control sample so finely matched on biological factors may not be representative of women with breast cancer in general. By simply turning the eccentric collar holding the laser, the beam's direction is finely adjusted. Definition of finely in US English: finely adverbˈfīnlē 1In a very skilled manner; excellently. a finely crafted movie a finely proportioned Gothic church finely tailored suits Example sentencesExamples They were finely made, rectangular, wooden framed cages. These are among the most finely made car parts in the industry. If his paintings now seem uneven, his finely observed drawings from life are frequently exceptional. The visitor's building is finely constructed of local stone with a copper roof. Those tubes were so precisely and finely manufactured that they could only have been intended for use in gas centrifuges to enrich uranium. The buildings have carefully orchestrated material palettes, which are often experimental and always finely crafted. The finely proportioned rectangular glass volume that hosts the dance studios seems to pirouette above a lush green lawn. Two rows of sharply delineated feathers are finely executed in low relief with deep, precise incisions marking the details. The motor homes resemble finely built small yachts. It is finely composed, displaying his exceptional use of light. 1.1 In a manner worthy of or eliciting admiration. Miss Bingley was dressed very finely Example sentencesExamples There will be so many other finely dressed young ladies, you really must do something to call attention to yourself. The man put on his leggings and dressed up finely, for if one were not dressed up just right, he would suffer a great shame. Few women are prominently placed in the canvas in the midst of a large group of finely suited men. A petite dancer, finely groomed in the best tradition, she brings wit to every part. Unfortunately, across the club, I saw her still deep in conversation with several finely dressed men. In Buffalo Bill's, a quartet of finely dressed ladies and gents were taking a rest before the grand parade. The finely attired strangers who inhabited the canal taverns did not impress his worldly eye as they did the local settlers. It was a mass of finely clothed and jeweled individuals starting to chant, "We want our coats!" Frankly speaking, I do not believe we had ever been so finely arrayed as we were on that march. The second-story windows each had a decorative flower box, filled with finely groomed yellow tulips. 2Into very thin or small pieces. slice the onions finely finely chopped almonds Example sentencesExamples Drain the mushrooms, discard the stalks, and mince finely. They apply finely pulverized earth compost to fields to be planted, and in some cases where the fields were already planted. Sugar-factory lime is very finely ground calcium carbonate used in the production of sugar from beets. These cells are filled with finely powdered glass paste, which is then fused to the metal in a furnace. Chisel plowing or disking usually chops residue finely enough for conventional drills to be effective. Top with crab mixture and serve with finely diced red capsicum. I ordered shredded beef in a black bean sauce with finely sliced leek. There was also a finely cubed potato preparation, which till today we call "picnic-aloo." Cover the seeds with finely crumbled soil to the depth recommended on the seed packet. She served a smooth white-chocolate ganache scattered with finely crushed coffee beans. 2.1 With a very sharp point. a rod of finely sharpened iron Example sentencesExamples Other irreplaceable photos had smiling faces drawn in with crayon or finely pointed graphite. Sharper than the most finely whetted blade, this tooth can slice through an unwary pioneer's fingers in an instant. Imagine comparing a finely honed sword to the blunt power of a hammer. For comparison, it sharpens finely enough to cut phone-book paper, but you have to really work at getting a good edge. The tools are made by the tribals themselves from finely sharpened bamboo. 2.2 Made or consisting of small particles or threads. the flesh is smooth and finely textured finely woven linen Example sentencesExamples Most pieces were stuffed with straw or horsehair, then covered with finely woven textiles. She is tall, regal, and dressed in long robes of finely braided black twine. He showed how to use the finely grained slabs for lithography, a technique for printing ink on paper using a flat, greased stone. Her particular study has been of the finely twined decorative borders known as "taniko," a technique that appears to be unique to the Maori. They come down to the river to see me, all wearing their finely plaited split-bamboo hats, which afford them excellent protection from the sun and rain. There's all kinds of lovely lattice effects in their cotton knitwear as well as finely interwoven ribbons that give an interesting uplift. I told him to be certain of the help of 2,000 armed riders whose chiefs would be wearing finely intertwined armor. Each of them is painted on a finely grained panel. The villages here are built from finely textured limestone, which is more frost-resistant than the Cotswold variety. The meshwork of the outer shell appears to be a spongy layer and finely interwoven. 2.3 With delicate or intricate workmanship or structure. finely detailed mosaic pictures a finely worked tapestry Example sentencesExamples His finely detailed ships sail below luminous skies in compositions of great clarity. At Cairo and thereabouts was a manufactory of striped silk, in which the Arabic writing, real and finely designed, played a great part. Lined with finely leveled cement, the niche is floored with river pebbles. These handmade, finely detailed products will be treasured for years to come. These finely embellished banknotes were once exchangeable for gold at a variable price. A finely carved hieroglyphic text with the early history of Tikal's royal lineage is on the back. Although finely, even charmingly, detailed, its overall design is inconsistent. It was finely decorated with meticulous details. The finely decorated wooden dragon at the edge of the beam was originally from a temple. I saw silver rings, a gold brooch, jeweled knives, and other finely worked objects. 2.4 In a subtle or sensitive manner. we are trying to judge answers too finely the contest for the presidency is finely balanced they both turn in finely nuanced performances Example sentencesExamples The pen needs to be used on paper with a pattern of dots, which are so finely pitched that it looks like a continuous tone to the naked eye. A control sample so finely matched on biological factors may not be representative of women with breast cancer in general. The artists are able to abstract from the environment certain finely nuanced impressions that seem to exist barely at the level of consciousness. Included are species with finely graded changes in the jaw anatomy. By simply turning the eccentric collar holding the laser, the beam's direction is finely adjusted. My considerations on the main issue are finely balanced. Their finely attuned ecological sensitivity makes them true heroes in a region dominated by agro-industry. Despite today's challenges, manufacturers continue to invest in the endless pursuit of finely tuned technological advancement. Mowing speed can be finely regulated up to four miles per hour. Its expansive, often elusive syntax was conveyed with finely graduated dynamics, and an inwardness that infused each element with significance.
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