Definition of functionally in English:

functionally

adverb ˈfʌŋ(k)ʃ(ə)nəliˈfəŋ(k)ʃ(ə)nəli

1In a way that relates to the purpose or use of something.
the parish clergy was socially and functionally differentiated
disk and tape are functionally equivalent as storage devices
Example sentencesExamples
- Furthermore, the elements of the project are functionally inseparable, one from another.
- These university buildings are composed of simple, native, blue stone forms, and limestone belt courses organize functionally positioned white-framed windows.
- Try engineered framing lumber, an exceptionally intelligent use of quick-growth lumber engineered with glues that are functionally fireproof and have zero emissions.
- If you can find a refurbished notebook that has the features you're looking for, you'd be foolish to pay full price, and the products are functionally identical.
- Neither is equivalent to protein activation, which is the functionally activated form of the receptor.
- In this way the silicone foam is created, and for this reason, 'foam' and 'fluid layer' are functionally interrelated.
- This remodeling probably underpins functionally useful retraining techniques after brain injury.
- In the modern world, in contrast to pre-industrial society, the nation state is functionally necessary.
- The cerebellum is functionally linked with the prefrontal cortex.
- The truth is, neither sewers nor computer chips in composting toilets are functionally or environmentally sustainable.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to how something works or operates.
  task forces evaluated all aspects of the department both structurally and functionally
  Example sentencesExamples
  Functionally, they brought together land, commerce, and industry.
  Functionally, these programs work just like AAA.
  One hopes this will drive a stake through the heart of tired scholarly debates about whether one should define religion "functionally" or "substantively."
  The formation of heterodimers could be identified functionally via electrophysiological measurement.
  Transcription factors altered structurally and functionally have been associated with many human neoplasms.
  Functionally considered, cataracts are complete when the patient cannot distinguish fingers with his back turned to the light.
  It applied, originally, to given types of instruments, which were functionally defined in the section itself.
  One of my chief hopes for this school is that it may be a place where truthfulness and grace continue to be linked, and we do not attempt to live purely functionally.
  Functionally, the term includes a number of different technologies ranging from short range to wide area.
  Functionally, we find a growing gap between two words that once seemed parts of a single phrase: "political" and "economy."
2In a way that is practical and useful, rather than attractive.
a functionally designed two-bedroom apartment
Example sentencesExamples
- Buildings could be functionally constructed to provide the necessary space and sun exposure to make such a proposal a reality.
- Our 54 rooms, functionally equipped with all the comforts of a city hotel, have a view to the sea.
- The room was large and functionally laid out.
- Studios were sparsely and functionally furnished, but contained unfinished or unsold works.
- The bowling chair is perfectly at home indoors or outdoors for residential purposes and functionally created for commercial environments.
- They may be the most functionally useless clothing items ever devised by humankind.
- The house was based on a mass divided into a single, open, functionally designed space.
- When you walk into a finished facility as functionally efficient as this, it's easy to forget all that goes into creating an 18,000-square-foot technical complex.
- It seeks to stand completely independent of subjective pointedness but remains functionally precise.
- My mission is to deliver functionally built cabinetry and furniture.

Definition of functionally in US English:

functionally

adverbˈfəNG(k)SH(ə)nəlēˈfəŋ(k)ʃ(ə)nəli

1In a way that relates to the purpose or use of something.
the parish clergy was socially and functionally differentiated
disk and tape are functionally equivalent as storage devices
Example sentencesExamples
- This remodeling probably underpins functionally useful retraining techniques after brain injury.
- These university buildings are composed of simple, native, blue stone forms, and limestone belt courses organize functionally positioned white-framed windows.
- In this way the silicone foam is created, and for this reason, 'foam' and 'fluid layer' are functionally interrelated.
- In the modern world, in contrast to pre-industrial society, the nation state is functionally necessary.
- Neither is equivalent to protein activation, which is the functionally activated form of the receptor.
- Try engineered framing lumber, an exceptionally intelligent use of quick-growth lumber engineered with glues that are functionally fireproof and have zero emissions.
- If you can find a refurbished notebook that has the features you're looking for, you'd be foolish to pay full price, and the products are functionally identical.
- The cerebellum is functionally linked with the prefrontal cortex.
- The truth is, neither sewers nor computer chips in composting toilets are functionally or environmentally sustainable.
- Furthermore, the elements of the project are functionally inseparable, one from another.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to how something works or operates.
  task forces evaluated all aspects of the department both structurally and functionally
  Example sentencesExamples
  One hopes this will drive a stake through the heart of tired scholarly debates about whether one should define religion "functionally" or "substantively."
  Functionally, these programs work just like AAA.
  The formation of heterodimers could be identified functionally via electrophysiological measurement.
  Functionally, the term includes a number of different technologies ranging from short range to wide area.
  Functionally, they brought together land, commerce, and industry.
  Functionally, we find a growing gap between two words that once seemed parts of a single phrase: "political" and "economy."
  Functionally considered, cataracts are complete when the patient cannot distinguish fingers with his back turned to the light.
  One of my chief hopes for this school is that it may be a place where truthfulness and grace continue to be linked, and we do not attempt to live purely functionally.
  It applied, originally, to given types of instruments, which were functionally defined in the section itself.
  Transcription factors altered structurally and functionally have been associated with many human neoplasms.
2In a way that is practical and useful, rather than attractive.
a functionally designed two-bedroom apartment
Example sentencesExamples
- When you walk into a finished facility as functionally efficient as this, it's easy to forget all that goes into creating an 18,000-square-foot technical complex.
- The room was large and functionally laid out.
- It seeks to stand completely independent of subjective pointedness but remains functionally precise.
- My mission is to deliver functionally built cabinetry and furniture.
- The bowling chair is perfectly at home indoors or outdoors for residential purposes and functionally created for commercial environments.
- Buildings could be functionally constructed to provide the necessary space and sun exposure to make such a proposal a reality.
- Our 54 rooms, functionally equipped with all the comforts of a city hotel, have a view to the sea.
- Studios were sparsely and functionally furnished, but contained unfinished or unsold works.
- They may be the most functionally useless clothing items ever devised by humankind.
- The house was based on a mass divided into a single, open, functionally designed space.

词汇	functionally
释义	Definition of functionally in English: functionally adverb ˈfʌŋ(k)ʃ(ə)nəliˈfəŋ(k)ʃ(ə)nəli 1In a way that relates to the purpose or use of something. the parish clergy was socially and functionally differentiated disk and tape are functionally equivalent as storage devices Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, the elements of the project are functionally inseparable, one from another. These university buildings are composed of simple, native, blue stone forms, and limestone belt courses organize functionally positioned white-framed windows. Try engineered framing lumber, an exceptionally intelligent use of quick-growth lumber engineered with glues that are functionally fireproof and have zero emissions. If you can find a refurbished notebook that has the features you're looking for, you'd be foolish to pay full price, and the products are functionally identical. Neither is equivalent to protein activation, which is the functionally activated form of the receptor. In this way the silicone foam is created, and for this reason, 'foam' and 'fluid layer' are functionally interrelated. This remodeling probably underpins functionally useful retraining techniques after brain injury. In the modern world, in contrast to pre-industrial society, the nation state is functionally necessary. The cerebellum is functionally linked with the prefrontal cortex. The truth is, neither sewers nor computer chips in composting toilets are functionally or environmentally sustainable. 1.1 In a way that relates to how something works or operates. task forces evaluated all aspects of the department both structurally and functionally Example sentencesExamples Functionally, they brought together land, commerce, and industry. Functionally, these programs work just like AAA. One hopes this will drive a stake through the heart of tired scholarly debates about whether one should define religion "functionally" or "substantively." The formation of heterodimers could be identified functionally via electrophysiological measurement. Transcription factors altered structurally and functionally have been associated with many human neoplasms. Functionally considered, cataracts are complete when the patient cannot distinguish fingers with his back turned to the light. It applied, originally, to given types of instruments, which were functionally defined in the section itself. One of my chief hopes for this school is that it may be a place where truthfulness and grace continue to be linked, and we do not attempt to live purely functionally. Functionally, the term includes a number of different technologies ranging from short range to wide area. Functionally, we find a growing gap between two words that once seemed parts of a single phrase: "political" and "economy." 2In a way that is practical and useful, rather than attractive. a functionally designed two-bedroom apartment Example sentencesExamples Buildings could be functionally constructed to provide the necessary space and sun exposure to make such a proposal a reality. Our 54 rooms, functionally equipped with all the comforts of a city hotel, have a view to the sea. The room was large and functionally laid out. Studios were sparsely and functionally furnished, but contained unfinished or unsold works. The bowling chair is perfectly at home indoors or outdoors for residential purposes and functionally created for commercial environments. They may be the most functionally useless clothing items ever devised by humankind. The house was based on a mass divided into a single, open, functionally designed space. When you walk into a finished facility as functionally efficient as this, it's easy to forget all that goes into creating an 18,000-square-foot technical complex. It seeks to stand completely independent of subjective pointedness but remains functionally precise. My mission is to deliver functionally built cabinetry and furniture. Definition of functionally in US English: functionally adverbˈfəNG(k)SH(ə)nəlēˈfəŋ(k)ʃ(ə)nəli 1In a way that relates to the purpose or use of something. the parish clergy was socially and functionally differentiated disk and tape are functionally equivalent as storage devices Example sentencesExamples This remodeling probably underpins functionally useful retraining techniques after brain injury. These university buildings are composed of simple, native, blue stone forms, and limestone belt courses organize functionally positioned white-framed windows. In this way the silicone foam is created, and for this reason, 'foam' and 'fluid layer' are functionally interrelated. In the modern world, in contrast to pre-industrial society, the nation state is functionally necessary. Neither is equivalent to protein activation, which is the functionally activated form of the receptor. Try engineered framing lumber, an exceptionally intelligent use of quick-growth lumber engineered with glues that are functionally fireproof and have zero emissions. If you can find a refurbished notebook that has the features you're looking for, you'd be foolish to pay full price, and the products are functionally identical. The cerebellum is functionally linked with the prefrontal cortex. The truth is, neither sewers nor computer chips in composting toilets are functionally or environmentally sustainable. Furthermore, the elements of the project are functionally inseparable, one from another. 1.1 In a way that relates to how something works or operates. task forces evaluated all aspects of the department both structurally and functionally Example sentencesExamples One hopes this will drive a stake through the heart of tired scholarly debates about whether one should define religion "functionally" or "substantively." Functionally, these programs work just like AAA. The formation of heterodimers could be identified functionally via electrophysiological measurement. Functionally, the term includes a number of different technologies ranging from short range to wide area. Functionally, they brought together land, commerce, and industry. Functionally, we find a growing gap between two words that once seemed parts of a single phrase: "political" and "economy." Functionally considered, cataracts are complete when the patient cannot distinguish fingers with his back turned to the light. One of my chief hopes for this school is that it may be a place where truthfulness and grace continue to be linked, and we do not attempt to live purely functionally. It applied, originally, to given types of instruments, which were functionally defined in the section itself. Transcription factors altered structurally and functionally have been associated with many human neoplasms. 2In a way that is practical and useful, rather than attractive. a functionally designed two-bedroom apartment Example sentencesExamples When you walk into a finished facility as functionally efficient as this, it's easy to forget all that goes into creating an 18,000-square-foot technical complex. The room was large and functionally laid out. It seeks to stand completely independent of subjective pointedness but remains functionally precise. My mission is to deliver functionally built cabinetry and furniture. The bowling chair is perfectly at home indoors or outdoors for residential purposes and functionally created for commercial environments. Buildings could be functionally constructed to provide the necessary space and sun exposure to make such a proposal a reality. Our 54 rooms, functionally equipped with all the comforts of a city hotel, have a view to the sea. Studios were sparsely and functionally furnished, but contained unfinished or unsold works. They may be the most functionally useless clothing items ever devised by humankind. The house was based on a mass divided into a single, open, functionally designed space.
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