How do you use "strongly" in a sentence?

I strongly recommend that you see a doctor. She strongly disagrees with the new policy. The room smelled strongly of paint.

strongly

Q: What does "strongly" mean?

With great force, intensity, or conviction Strongly is an adverb meaning with great force, intensity, or firm conviction. It's often used with verbs like 'believe', 'recommend', 'advise', and 'disagree' to emphasise the degree of feeling or opinion. 'Strong' is the adjective form.

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Significado: With great force, intensity, or conviction

强烈地，坚定地

fuertemente, enérgicamente

強く、強烈に

강하게, 강력히

Strongly is an adverb meaning with great force, intensity, or firm conviction. It's often used with verbs like 'believe', 'recommend', 'advise', and 'disagree' to emphasise the degree of feeling or opinion. 'Strong' is the adjective form.

「strongly」是副词，意味着以很大的力量、强度或坚定的信念。它经常与「believe」「recommend」「advise」「disagree」等动词一起使用，以强调感情或观点的程度。「strong」是形容词形式。

Strongly es un adverbio que significa con gran fuerza, intensidad o firme convicción. Se usa a menudo con verbos como «believe», «recommend», «advise» y «disagree» para enfatizar el grado de sentimiento u opinión. «Strong» es la forma adjetiva.

「strongly」は大きな力、強度、または堅い信念を持ってという意味の副詞です。「believe」「recommend」「advise」「disagree」などの動詞と一緒によく使われ、感情や意見の程度を強調します。「strong」は形容詞形です。

strongly는 큰 힘, 강도, 또는 확고한 신념을 가지고라는 뜻의 부사입니다. 'believe', 'recommend', 'advise', 'disagree' 등의 동사와 함께 자주 쓰여 감정이나 의견의 정도를 강조합니다. 'strong'이 형용사형입니다.

Ejemplos

I strongly recommend that you see a doctor.
我强烈建议你去看医生。
Te recomiendo encarecidamente que veas a un médico.
医者に診てもらうことを強くお勧めします。
의사에게 진찰받을 것을 강력히 권합니다.
She strongly disagrees with the new policy.
她强烈反对这项新政策。
Ella está fuertemente en desacuerdo con la nueva política.
彼女は新しい方針に強く反対しています。
그녀는 새로운 정책에 강하게 반대하고 있습니다.
The room smelled strongly of paint.
房间里有很浓的油漆味。
La habitación olía fuertemente a pintura.
部屋はペンキの匂いが強くしました。
방에서 페인트 냄새가 강하게 났습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From 'strong' plus '-ly'. 'Strong' comes from Old English 'strang' meaning 'physically powerful', of Germanic origin, related to Dutch 'streng' (strict) and German 'streng' (severe).

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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