decidedly

英 [dɪˈsaɪdɪdli]

美 [dɪˈsaɪdɪdli]

adv.  确实; 肯定; 显然; 果断地; 坚决地; 坚定地

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牛津词典

adv.

• 确实；肯定；显然
  definitely and in an obvious way
  1. Amy was looking decidedly worried.
     埃米看上去显然是忧心忡忡。
• 果断地；坚决地；坚定地
  in a way that shows that you are sure and determined about sth
  1. ‘I won't go,’ she said decidedly.
     “我不去。”她果断地说。

柯林斯词典

• ADV-GRADED 明显地;显然
  Decidedlymeans to a great extent and in a way that is very obvious.
  1. Sometimes he is decidedly uncomfortable at what he sees on the screen...
     他有时会对屏幕上出现的画面明显感到不自在。
  2. Representatives of the other branches adopted a decidedly different view...
     其他分部的代表持截然不同的观点。
  3. It soon became clear that authors were decidedly in the majority.
     作家占绝大多数，这一点很快就变得明了起来。

英英释义

adv

• without question and beyond doubt
  1. it was decidedly too expensive
  2. she told him off in spades
  3. by all odds they should win
  Synonym:unquestionablyemphaticallydefinitelyin spadesby all odds

双语例句

• He made an order decidedly. characterized by quickness and firmness.
  他果断地下了一条命令。以迅速和果断为特点。
• Terry intuitively reciprocates and becomes frustrated and conflicted by his decidedly unprofessional feelings for her.
  特里也直觉地感到了这一点，而且为自己这种显然非职业的情感感到沮丧和矛盾。
• The concept of monarchy is decidedly outmoded.
  君主制度的概念肯定是过时了。
• The worst sign of age was in the fabric which looked decidedly ancient.
  岁月最无情的痕迹留在了那块看起来明显很古老的织物上。
• They did show decidedly corporatist tendencies.
  他们确实表现出明显的社团主义倾向。
• But the public and Congressional temper was decidedly different.
  但是公众和国会的情绪是绝然不同的。
• It soon became clear that authors were decidedly in the majority.
  作家占绝大多数，这一点很快就变得明了起来。
• Having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities.
  有不只一个截然不同的方面或性质的。
• Political philosophy has been the subject of a strong, decidedly individualistic American influence since the Second World War.
  第二次世界大战以来，坚定推崇个人主义的强大美国对政治哲学产生了强大的影响。
• Sometimes he is decidedly uncomfortable at what he sees on the screen
  他有时会对屏幕上出现的画面明显感到不自在。