Definition of generously in English:

generously

adverb ˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsliˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsli

1In a way that shows a readiness to give more of something, especially money, than is necessary or expected.
everyone is asked to give generously to this worthy cause
food is shared generously
Example sentencesExamples
- He visited 17 projects that were being funded and asked the distinguished guests to give generously.
- It is no wonder locals respond generously to fundraising efforts by the local unit.
- The association wishes to thank all those who generously contributed to our recent Flag Day collections.
- All paramedics are fully qualified on the new defibrillators, which our community so generously purchased.
- They were created in the 1960s, and generously given for the enjoyment of children who love to touch and caress the bronze surfaces.
- The manager of nationwide special programs said Canadian marathoners have given generously to the charity.
- The group has generously purchased 2,000 safety vests and donated them to 4-H clubs to keep for future clean-up campaigns.
- This is one of the three annual collections, and parishioners are asked to give as generously as possible.
- You are asked to give as generously as possible.
- She thanked all who contributed so generously and helped to make this novel event a great success.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows kindness or warmth towards others.
  the public applauded generously
  she graciously and generously acknowledges their influence
  Example sentencesExamples
  My fishing partner had generously relinquished his place on the far bank in order to come and photograph my fish.
  "But seriously," said the young man, generously smiling in sympathy with his father's enjoyment, "they're not unintelligent people."
  And here he was. .. not knowing if she had generously allowed him to address her so.
  He has generously helped me out with ideas and comments over the last fifteen years.
  Thank you for your unexpected invitation, and for generously extending it to my relatives.
  Young Sarah regaled us with her mastery of the somersault while generously sharing her various toys and books with us.
  He brought me on-board to write about music and generously praised my nascent writing efforts.
  She joins me in sending the most reverent thanks for your generously bestowed solicitudes.
  Admiration is given generously when deserved.
  As a box is reserved in his name at the theater, he has generously invited us to join him whenever it is convenient.
2Enough or more than enough in size or amount; plentifully.
generously butter a pudding dish
generously proportioned rooms
Example sentencesExamples
- The projects appear very generously displayed with only a maximum of two in each room.
- There were pictures of children working in well-equipped and generously staffed schools.
- He was hideous looking, worsened only by the nauseating waft of cheap perfume he had so generously doused.
- Generously sized windows line up along each side, ensuring natural light at every time of day.
- Communal areas such as gardens, entrances, staircases, and landings are all generously proportioned.
- What does a reporter do when she is generously slathered with blobs of earth from head to toe as she travels through the jungle?
- A long cord hangs from each mound, spilling generously onto the floor.
- Fenton is dressed like Petruchio from Kiss Me Kate, and Falstaff himself wanders around in a generously padded body suit.
- The director's office is topped by three floors of offices subdivided by generously glazed partitions.
- He quotes generously from gazetteers and 19th-century accounts to provide a historical perspective.

Definition of generously in US English:

generously

adverbˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsliˈjen(ə)rəslē

1In a way that shows a readiness to give more of something, especially money, than is necessary or expected.
everyone is asked to give generously to this worthy cause
food is shared generously
Example sentencesExamples
- It is no wonder locals respond generously to fundraising efforts by the local unit.
- The manager of nationwide special programs said Canadian marathoners have given generously to the charity.
- You are asked to give as generously as possible.
- He visited 17 projects that were being funded and asked the distinguished guests to give generously.
- They were created in the 1960s, and generously given for the enjoyment of children who love to touch and caress the bronze surfaces.
- The group has generously purchased 2,000 safety vests and donated them to 4-H clubs to keep for future clean-up campaigns.
- The association wishes to thank all those who generously contributed to our recent Flag Day collections.
- All paramedics are fully qualified on the new defibrillators, which our community so generously purchased.
- This is one of the three annual collections, and parishioners are asked to give as generously as possible.
- She thanked all who contributed so generously and helped to make this novel event a great success.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows kindness or warmth toward others.
  the public applauded generously
  she graciously and generously acknowledges their influence
  Example sentencesExamples
  My fishing partner had generously relinquished his place on the far bank in order to come and photograph my fish.
  As a box is reserved in his name at the theater, he has generously invited us to join him whenever it is convenient.
  And here he was. .. not knowing if she had generously allowed him to address her so.
  Thank you for your unexpected invitation, and for generously extending it to my relatives.
  Young Sarah regaled us with her mastery of the somersault while generously sharing her various toys and books with us.
  He brought me on-board to write about music and generously praised my nascent writing efforts.
  He has generously helped me out with ideas and comments over the last fifteen years.
  Admiration is given generously when deserved.
  "But seriously," said the young man, generously smiling in sympathy with his father's enjoyment, "they're not unintelligent people."
  She joins me in sending the most reverent thanks for your generously bestowed solicitudes.
2Enough or more than enough in size or amount; plentifully.
generously butter a baking sheet
generously proportioned rooms
Example sentencesExamples
- Generously sized windows line up along each side, ensuring natural light at every time of day.
- What does a reporter do when she is generously slathered with blobs of earth from head to toe as she travels through the jungle?
- The director's office is topped by three floors of offices subdivided by generously glazed partitions.
- There were pictures of children working in well-equipped and generously staffed schools.
- Communal areas such as gardens, entrances, staircases, and landings are all generously proportioned.
- A long cord hangs from each mound, spilling generously onto the floor.
- He quotes generously from gazetteers and 19th-century accounts to provide a historical perspective.
- He was hideous looking, worsened only by the nauseating waft of cheap perfume he had so generously doused.
- Fenton is dressed like Petruchio from Kiss Me Kate, and Falstaff himself wanders around in a generously padded body suit.
- The projects appear very generously displayed with only a maximum of two in each room.

词汇	generously
释义	Definition of generously in English: generously adverb ˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsliˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsli 1In a way that shows a readiness to give more of something, especially money, than is necessary or expected. everyone is asked to give generously to this worthy cause food is shared generously Example sentencesExamples He visited 17 projects that were being funded and asked the distinguished guests to give generously. It is no wonder locals respond generously to fundraising efforts by the local unit. The association wishes to thank all those who generously contributed to our recent Flag Day collections. All paramedics are fully qualified on the new defibrillators, which our community so generously purchased. They were created in the 1960s, and generously given for the enjoyment of children who love to touch and caress the bronze surfaces. The manager of nationwide special programs said Canadian marathoners have given generously to the charity. The group has generously purchased 2,000 safety vests and donated them to 4-H clubs to keep for future clean-up campaigns. This is one of the three annual collections, and parishioners are asked to give as generously as possible. You are asked to give as generously as possible. She thanked all who contributed so generously and helped to make this novel event a great success. 1.1 In a way that shows kindness or warmth towards others. the public applauded generously she graciously and generously acknowledges their influence Example sentencesExamples My fishing partner had generously relinquished his place on the far bank in order to come and photograph my fish. "But seriously," said the young man, generously smiling in sympathy with his father's enjoyment, "they're not unintelligent people." And here he was. .. not knowing if she had generously allowed him to address her so. He has generously helped me out with ideas and comments over the last fifteen years. Thank you for your unexpected invitation, and for generously extending it to my relatives. Young Sarah regaled us with her mastery of the somersault while generously sharing her various toys and books with us. He brought me on-board to write about music and generously praised my nascent writing efforts. She joins me in sending the most reverent thanks for your generously bestowed solicitudes. Admiration is given generously when deserved. As a box is reserved in his name at the theater, he has generously invited us to join him whenever it is convenient. 2Enough or more than enough in size or amount; plentifully. generously butter a pudding dish generously proportioned rooms Example sentencesExamples The projects appear very generously displayed with only a maximum of two in each room. There were pictures of children working in well-equipped and generously staffed schools. He was hideous looking, worsened only by the nauseating waft of cheap perfume he had so generously doused. Generously sized windows line up along each side, ensuring natural light at every time of day. Communal areas such as gardens, entrances, staircases, and landings are all generously proportioned. What does a reporter do when she is generously slathered with blobs of earth from head to toe as she travels through the jungle? A long cord hangs from each mound, spilling generously onto the floor. Fenton is dressed like Petruchio from Kiss Me Kate, and Falstaff himself wanders around in a generously padded body suit. The director's office is topped by three floors of offices subdivided by generously glazed partitions. He quotes generously from gazetteers and 19th-century accounts to provide a historical perspective. Definition of generously in US English: generously adverbˈdʒɛn(ə)rəsliˈjen(ə)rəslē 1In a way that shows a readiness to give more of something, especially money, than is necessary or expected. everyone is asked to give generously to this worthy cause food is shared generously Example sentencesExamples It is no wonder locals respond generously to fundraising efforts by the local unit. The manager of nationwide special programs said Canadian marathoners have given generously to the charity. You are asked to give as generously as possible. He visited 17 projects that were being funded and asked the distinguished guests to give generously. They were created in the 1960s, and generously given for the enjoyment of children who love to touch and caress the bronze surfaces. The group has generously purchased 2,000 safety vests and donated them to 4-H clubs to keep for future clean-up campaigns. The association wishes to thank all those who generously contributed to our recent Flag Day collections. All paramedics are fully qualified on the new defibrillators, which our community so generously purchased. This is one of the three annual collections, and parishioners are asked to give as generously as possible. She thanked all who contributed so generously and helped to make this novel event a great success. 1.1 In a way that shows kindness or warmth toward others. the public applauded generously she graciously and generously acknowledges their influence Example sentencesExamples My fishing partner had generously relinquished his place on the far bank in order to come and photograph my fish. As a box is reserved in his name at the theater, he has generously invited us to join him whenever it is convenient. And here he was. .. not knowing if she had generously allowed him to address her so. Thank you for your unexpected invitation, and for generously extending it to my relatives. Young Sarah regaled us with her mastery of the somersault while generously sharing her various toys and books with us. He brought me on-board to write about music and generously praised my nascent writing efforts. He has generously helped me out with ideas and comments over the last fifteen years. Admiration is given generously when deserved. "But seriously," said the young man, generously smiling in sympathy with his father's enjoyment, "they're not unintelligent people." She joins me in sending the most reverent thanks for your generously bestowed solicitudes. 2Enough or more than enough in size or amount; plentifully. generously butter a baking sheet generously proportioned rooms Example sentencesExamples Generously sized windows line up along each side, ensuring natural light at every time of day. What does a reporter do when she is generously slathered with blobs of earth from head to toe as she travels through the jungle? The director's office is topped by three floors of offices subdivided by generously glazed partitions. There were pictures of children working in well-equipped and generously staffed schools. Communal areas such as gardens, entrances, staircases, and landings are all generously proportioned. A long cord hangs from each mound, spilling generously onto the floor. He quotes generously from gazetteers and 19th-century accounts to provide a historical perspective. He was hideous looking, worsened only by the nauseating waft of cheap perfume he had so generously doused. Fenton is dressed like Petruchio from Kiss Me Kate, and Falstaff himself wanders around in a generously padded body suit. The projects appear very generously displayed with only a maximum of two in each room.
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