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单词 generally
释义
generally
adverb
uk
/ˈdʒen.ər.əl.i/us
/ˈdʒen.ər.əl.i/
B2
consideringthewholeof someone or something, and not just aparticularpartof him, her, or it:
大体上，总体上
Yourhealthis generally good, but you do have a fewminorproblems.总的来说你身体状况不错，但有些小毛病。
Hewantsmoremoneyto be given to theartsgenerally.他希望各艺术门类都能得到更多的资金。
I shall nowdevelopmypreviouspointmore generally(= to say more about what itincludes).现在我将就上一点展开更加全面的论述。
B1
usually, or in mostsituations:
通常，一般地，大多数情况下
Thebabygenerallywakesup threetimesduring thenight.通常这个婴儿会在夜间醒3次。
Well, generallyspeaking(= in mostsituations), it'squickeronpublictransport.这个嘛，大多数情况下，乘坐公共交通工具要快得多。
B2
by mostpeople, or to mostpeople:
普遍地，广泛地
It was generallybelievedat thetimethat both men wereguilty.当时普遍认为这两名男子都有罪。
Theproposalhasreceiveda generallyfavourablereaction.人们对这项提议的反应是普遍赞成。
More examples
  • Lack ofexperiencewill generallycountagainst you in aninterview.
  • In myexperience,peoplegenerallysmileback if yousmileat them.
  • Vegetables are generallylowincalories.
  • You get theoddpersonwho'srudeto you but they're generallyquitehelpful.
  • Thisdiseasedoesn't generallyrespondtotreatment.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
General
  • abstract
  • abstraction
  • abstractly
  • across-the-board
  • all-purpose
  • broad
  • broadness
  • by and largeidiom
  • chiefly
  • general
  • generalist
  • on the wholeidiom
  • overall
  • portmanteau
  • primarily
  • principle
  • sense
  • stuff
  • thing
  • whole
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Grammar

Degree adverbs (slightly) and focusing adverbs (generally)
Degree and focusing adverbs are the most common types of modifiers of adjectives and other adverbs. Degree adverbs express degrees of qualities, properties, states, conditions and relations. Focusing adverbs point to something.…
(Definition ofgenerallyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

generally| American Dictionary

generally
adverb
us
/ˈdʒen·rə·li,-ə·rə·li/
in a way thatincludesmostpeople, things, orconditions, or most of thetime:
It was generallybelievedat thetimethat both men wereguilty.
Thebabygenerally(= usually)wakesuptwiceduring thenight.
(Definition ofgenerallyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofgenerally

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Moregenerally, why should others' expected behaviour have any effect at all on self-maximizer's co-operate vs. defect choices?
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The case of biotechnology has implications for our understanding of public policygenerallyand for the transatlantic conflict over genetic modification in particular.
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End users willgenerallyonly see the computed values.
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Generally, capacity building is taken to mean training of human resources.
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A further characteristic of dialect opera is thegenerallyplentiful use of intertextual, or rather inter-operatic, parody.
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The worms aregenerally, but not exclusively, located in the non-glandular stomach or forestomach.
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Alternatively, whilegenerallyexpecting a decrease of lipid stores due to energy drain upon infection, an increase might also occur.
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Generallythe specialist was perceived to be in charge, rather than this being a relationship of equals.
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A defined contribution plan isgenerallya profit sharing, stock bonus, or money purchase plan.
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Note that condition (2)generallyholds when x1 and x2 are small.
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If doctorsgenerallyoverestimate the risk, this could result in drugs being recommended for too many patients, and for underestimation the opposite would be true.
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We don'tgenerallyhave the right to interfere in the life of another person for either their own good or for the good of another.
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The torque isgenerallyhigh, about 10 times bigger than its rolling resistance, and has a close relation with the robot's load.
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Friction effects aregenerallydependent on the hardware architecture of the motors and may also change with time.
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Nevertheless, local optimization remains the only choice for sensory guided robots, where the task path isgenerallynot predictable.
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