How do you use "really" in a sentence?

I really enjoyed the film last night. Is she really going to move to Australia? The weather has been really awful this week.

really

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意味: In actual fact; used to emphasise something as true or to express surprise

真的，确实，非常

realmente, de verdad, muy

本当に、実際に

정말로, 실제로

'Really' is used to emphasise something as true or genuine, or to express surprise or doubt. It can intensify adjectives ('really good') or stand alone as a question ('Really?'). In British English, it often softens statements or expresses mild disbelief.

「really」用于强调某事是真实的或正品，或表达惊讶或怀疑。它可以加强形容词或单独用作疑问。在英式英语中，它经常用来缓和语气或表达轻微的怀疑。

«Really» se usa para enfatizar algo como verdadero o genuino, o para expresar sorpresa o duda. Puede intensificar adjetivos o usarse solo como pregunta. En inglés británico, a menudo suaviza afirmaciones.

「really」は、何かが真実または本物であることを強調したり、驚きや疑いを表現するために使われます。形容詞を強調したり、単独で疑問として使うこともできます。

'Really'는 사실이거나 진짜임을 강조하거나 놀라움이나 의심을 표현할 때 사용됩니다. 형용사를 강조하거나('really good') 단독으로 의문의 표현('Really?')으로 쓸 수 있습니다. 영국 영어에서는 표현을 부드럽게 하거나 가벼운 의심을 나타낼 때 자주 사용됩니다.

例文

I really enjoyed the film last night.
我昨晚真的很喜欢那部电影。
Realmente disfruté la película anoche.
昨夜の映画は本当に楽しかった。
어젯밤 영화가 정말 재미있었다.
Is she really going to move to Australia?
她真的要搬到澳大利亚吗？
¿De verdad va a mudarse a Australia?
彼女は本当にオーストラリアに引っ越すの？
그녀가 정말로 호주로 이사하는 거야?
The weather has been really awful this week.
这周天气真的很糟糕。
El tiempo ha sido realmente horrible esta semana.
今週は天気が本当にひどかった。
이번 주는 날씨가 정말 끔찍했다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: general

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

Formed from 'real' + '-ly'. 'Real' entered English from Old French 'reel', from Late Latin 'realis' meaning 'relating to things' (from 'res', 'thing'). Originally meant 'in reality' but evolved into a general intensifier by the 18th century.

文化的背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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