How do you use "adverb" in a sentence?

The adverb 'reluctantly' in 'She reluctantly agreed' tells us how the action was performed. Not all adverbs end in '-ly'; words like 'fast,' 'hard,' and 'well' are also adverbs. Moving an adverb to a different position in the sentence can change the emphasis or even the meaning entirely.

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Significado: A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, typically expressing manner, place, time, degree, or frequency, such as 'quickly,' 'here,' 'often,' or 'very.'

副词，修饰动词、形容词或其他副词的词，通常表达方式、地点、时间、程度或频率，如'quickly'、'here'、'often'或'very'。

Adverbio, palabra que modifica un verbo, un adjetivo u otro adverbio, y que normalmente expresa modo, lugar, tiempo, grado o frecuencia, como 'quickly', 'here', 'often' o 'very.'

副詞。動詞、形容詞、または他の副詞を修飾する語で、通常は様態、場所、時間、程度、頻度を表す。「quickly」「here」「often」「very」などがある。

부사. 동사, 형용사 또는 다른 부사를 수식하는 말로, 통상 양태, 장소, 시간, 정도, 빈도를 표현한다. 'quickly,' 'here,' 'often,' 'very' 등이 있다.

Adverbs are one of the most versatile word classes in English, capable of modifying almost any part of a sentence except nouns. Many adverbs are formed by adding '-ly' to an adjective, though numerous common adverbs (e.g., 'fast,' 'well,' 'never,' 'here') do not follow this pattern. The placement of an adverb in a sentence can subtly alter meaning and emphasis.

副词是英语中最灵活多变的词类之一，几乎能够修饰句子中名词以外的任何成分。许多副词由形容词加'-ly'构成，但也有大量常用副词（如'fast'、'well'、'never'、'here'）不遵循这一规律。副词在句中的位置可以微妙地改变句子的意义和侧重。

Los adverbios son una de las clases de palabras más versátiles del inglés, capaces de modificar casi cualquier parte de la oración excepto los sustantivos. Muchos adverbios se forman añadiendo '-ly' a un adjetivo, aunque numerosos adverbios frecuentes (p. ej., 'fast', 'well', 'never', 'here') no siguen este patrón. La colocación del adverbio en la oración puede alterar sutilmente el significado y el énfasis.

副詞は英語で最も汎用性の高い品詞の一つであり、名詞を除く文のほぼすべての部分を修飾できる。多くの副詞は形容詞に「-ly」を付けて作られるが、一般的な副詞の中にはこのパターンに従わないものも多い（例：「fast」「well」「never」「here」）。文中での副詞の配置は、意味や強調を微妙に変えることがある。

부사는 영어에서 가장 다재다능한 품사 중 하나로, 명사를 제외한 문장의 거의 모든 부분을 수식할 수 있다. 많은 부사가 형용사에 '-ly'를 붙여 만들어지지만, 수많은 일상적 부사(예: 'fast,' 'well,' 'never,' 'here')는 이 패턴을 따르지 않는다. 문장 내에서 부사의 위치는 의미와 강조를 미묘하게 바꿀 수 있다.

Ejemplos

The adverb 'reluctantly' in 'She reluctantly agreed' tells us how the action was performed.
She reluctantly agreed'中的副词'reluctantly'告诉我们动作是如何执行的。
El adverbio 'reluctantly' en 'She reluctantly agreed' nos indica cómo se realizó la acción.
「She reluctantly agreed」の副詞「reluctantly」は、その動作がどのように行われたかを教えてくれる。
She reluctantly agreed'에서 부사 'reluctantly'는 그 동작이 어떻게 수행되었는지를 알려준다.
Not all adverbs end in '-ly'; words like 'fast,' 'hard,' and 'well' are also adverbs.
并非所有副词都以'-ly'结尾；'fast'、'hard'和'well'等词也是副词。
No todos los adverbios terminan en '-ly'; palabras como 'fast', 'hard' y 'well' también son adverbios.
すべての副詞が「-ly」で終わるわけではない。「fast」「hard」「well」なども副詞である。
모든 부사가 '-ly'로 끝나는 것은 아니다. 'fast,' 'hard,' 'well'도 부사이다.
Moving an adverb to a different position in the sentence can change the emphasis or even the meaning entirely.
将副词移至句中不同的位置可以改变句子的侧重甚至整体含义。
Mover un adverbio a una posición diferente en la oración puede cambiar el énfasis o incluso el significado por completo.
副詞を文中の別の位置に移動すると、強調や意味そのものが変わることがある。
부사를 문장 내 다른 위치로 옮기면 강조나 의미 자체가 달라질 수 있다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: education, academic

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Latin adverbium, from ad- (to, towards) and verbum (word, verb). The name reflects the classical understanding that adverbs are primarily attached 'to the verb.'

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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