How do you use "absolutely" in a sentence?

You're absolutely right about that. Absolutely! I'd love to come. The performance was absolutely stunning.

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Q: What does "absolutely" mean?

Completely; without any doubt; used to agree strongly The word 'absolutely' is an adverb meaning completely or totally, with no exceptions or doubts. It's commonly used as a strong way to agree with someone (Q: 'Do you like it?' A: 'Absolutely!'). It can intensify adjectives (absolutely brilliant) or stand alone as an emphatic yes.

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의미: Completely; without any doubt; used to agree strongly

绝对地，完全地

absolutamente, totalmente

絶対に、完全に

절대적으로, 완전히

The word 'absolutely' is an adverb meaning completely or totally, with no exceptions or doubts. It's commonly used as a strong way to agree with someone (Q: 'Do you like it?' A: 'Absolutely!'). It can intensify adjectives (absolutely brilliant) or stand alone as an emphatic yes.

「absolutely」是一个副词，意为完全地或彻底地，没有例外或疑问。它常用作强烈同意某人的方式（问：「你喜欢吗？」答：「当然！」）。它可以强化形容词（absolutely brilliant）或单独用作强调的肯定。

La palabra «absolutely» es un adverbio que significa completamente o totalmente, sin excepciones ni dudas. Se usa comúnmente como una forma fuerte de estar de acuerdo con alguien. Puede intensificar adjetivos o usarse solo como un sí enfático.

「absolutely」は完全に、または全くという意味の副詞で、例外や疑いがありません。誰かに強く同意する方法としてよく使われます（Q：「好きですか？」A：「もちろん！」）。形容詞を強調したり、強い肯定として単独で使われます。

'absolutely'는 완전히 또는 전적으로라는 뜻의 부사로, 예외나 의심이 전혀 없음을 나타냅니다. 누군가에게 강하게 동의할 때 자주 사용됩니다 (Q: '마음에 드세요?' A: 'Absolutely!'). 형용사를 강조하거나(absolutely brilliant) 강한 긍정의 응답으로 단독 사용될 수 있습니다.

예문

You're absolutely right about that.
关于那件事你完全正确。
Tienes toda la razón en eso.
それについてはまったくその通りです。
그것에 대해서는 완전히 맞는 말입니다.
Absolutely! I'd love to come.
当然！我很乐意来。
¡Por supuesto! Me encantaría ir.
もちろん！ぜひ行きたいです。
물론이죠! 꼭 가고 싶어요.
The performance was absolutely stunning.
演出绝对令人惊叹。
La actuación fue absolutamente impresionante.
パフォーマンスは本当に見事でした。
공연은 정말 놀라울 정도로 훌륭했습니다.

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사용 가이드

맥락: general

어조: neutral

기원과 역사

From 'absolute' + '-ly'. 'Absolute' comes from Latin 'absolutus' meaning 'freed, unrestricted', past participle of 'absolvere' (to set free), from 'ab-' (from) + 'solvere' (to loosen).

문화적 배경

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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