emphatically
의미: In a forceful, definite, and unmistakable way; with strong emphasis, leaving no room for doubt about the speaker's conviction.
Emphatically conveys not just certainty but the force with which that certainty is expressed. 'Emphatically agreed,' 'emphatically not,' 'emphatically rejected' — the word suggests that the speaker or writer is pressing the point with vigour. It is common in reporting speech acts: politicians speak emphatically, witnesses testify emphatically, critics respond emphatically. Unlike 'categorically,' which emphasises completeness, emphatically emphasises passion and conviction.
예문
- The union leader emphatically rejected the company's revised pay offer, calling it an insult to workers. 工会领袖强烈拒绝了公司修改后的薪酬方案,称之为对工人的侮辱。El líder sindical rechazó enfáticamente la oferta salarial revisada de la empresa, calificándola de insulto a los trabajadores.組合の指導者は、会社の修正給与提示を労働者への侮辱だと呼び、力強く拒否した。노조 지도자는 회사의 수정 급여 제안을 노동자에 대한 모욕이라 부르며 단호하게 거부했다.
- She shook her head emphatically when asked whether she would consider standing for re-election. 当被问及是否会考虑参加改选时,她用力摇头表示拒绝。Negó enfáticamente con la cabeza cuando le preguntaron si consideraría presentarse a la reelección.再選に立候補する意思があるかと問われると、彼女は力強く首を横に振った。재선에 출마할 의향이 있느냐는 질문에 그녀는 단호하게 고개를 가로저었다.
- The report emphatically concluded that the current system of social care funding is unsustainable. 报告强调性地得出结论:目前的社会护理资金体系是不可持续的。El informe concluyó enfáticamente que el actual sistema de financiación de la atención social es insostenible.報告書は、現行の社会福祉の資金制度は持続不可能であると力強く結論づけた。보고서는 현행 사회복지 자금 지원 체계가 지속 불가능하다고 강력히 결론지었다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: journalism, professional, academic
어조: emphatic
기원과 역사
From emphatic (from Greek emphatikos, expressive, from emphasis, significance, stress, from emphainein, to exhibit) + -ally. In English since the 18th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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