entirely

adv

1. to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')

e.g. he was wholly convinced
entirely satisfied with the meal
it was completely different from what we expected
was completely at fault
a totally new situation
the directions were all wrong
it was not altogether her fault
an altogether new approach
a whole new idea

Synonym: whollycompletelytotallyallaltogetherwhole

2. without any others being included or involved

e.g. was entirely to blame
a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children
he works for Mr. Smith exclusively
did it solely for money
the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone
a privilege granted only to him

Synonym: exclusivelysolelyaloneonly

1. 完全地;完整地;全部地
Entirely means completely and not just partly.

e.g. ...an entirely new approach...
全新的方法
e.g. Fraud is an entirely different matter...
欺诈完全是另外一回事。

2. 非常;很;完全
Entirely is also used to emphasize what you are saying.

e.g. I agree entirely...
我完全同意。
e.g. Oh, the whole episode was entirely his fault.
天啊，整件事完全是他的错。

3. （尤用于表示批评时）不是特别，并非完全
People sometimes use the expression not entirely to reduce the force of a strong statement, especially a critical one.

e.g. They are not entirely happy with his criticism of the president...
他对总统的批评并没有让他们特别高兴。
e.g. We shall see that this is not entirely true...
我们会明白这并非全是真的。

1. 完全地：这也就意味着,德里达事件永远不可能整体地(quite)或完全地(entirely)发生或结束其发生,在某种程度上此事件仍有待来临,有待发生--比如说,今天,在伦敦;明天,在别处.

2. 完整地：规则最终的通过确立了欧盟新的统一国际破产法制度,根据其第47条之规定,该规则自2002年5月31日起对各成员国生效(丹麦除外,因其在欧盟有关公约的议定书中对内务司法合作事项表示不予参加),并且是完整地(entirely)与直接地(dire

3. 全部地：entire 全部的 | entirely 全部地 | entitle 有资格

4. 完全开采：subsequent 后来 | entirely完全开采 | monopolies开采垄断