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单词 highly
释义
highly
adverb
uk
/ˈhaɪ.li/us
/ˈhaɪ.li/

highlyadverb(ABOVE AVERAGE)

B2
very, to alargedegree, or at a highlevel:
非常，极其
a highlypaidjob高薪工作
a highlyprofitablelineofproducts利润非常高的系列产品
Forourcountrytoremaincompetitive, we need a highly-skilled, highly-educatedworkforce.为了使我们的国家保持竞争力，我们需要具备高技能、高学识的劳动力。
think/speak highly ofsomeone
C2
toadmireor sayadmiringthings about someone:
对（某人）评价很高／对（某人）高度赞扬
He's very highlythoughtof within thecompany.他在公司内部得到很高的评价。
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  • Tobacco is highlyaddictive.
  • The two men are highlysuspiciousof one another.
  • Thehospitalisunabletoprovidethe highlyspecializedcareneededby verysickbabies.
  • The BirminghamRoyalBallet has had a highlysuccessfulseason.
  • Nursing is a highlyskilledjob.
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Linguistics: very & extreme
  • abjectly
  • abundantly
  • beyond
  • biblical
  • blankly
  • completely
  • desperately
  • extreme
  • positive
  • rank
  • raving
  • serious
  • smack
  • spectacularly
  • such
  • terrible
  • terribly
  • unutterably
  • veritably
  • wonderfully
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Praising and applauding

highlyadverb(IMPORTANT)

in animportantorinfluential(= having a lot ofinfluence)position:
在高处，地位高
According to one highlyplacedsource, theprimeministerhadthreatenedtoresignover thisissue.据一位高级官员透露，首相曾威胁说会因这个问题而辞职。
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Important people and describing important people
  • august
  • baron
  • be the cat's whiskersidiom
  • doyen
  • doyenne
  • first among equalsidiom
  • FLOTUS
  • get oversomething/someone
  • get over yourself!idiom
  • guest of honour
  • lynchpin
  • Mister Big
  • mogul
  • moment
  • movers and shakers
  • MVP
  • nabob
  • the big boys
  • the big enchiladaidiom
  • the grand old man ofsomethingidiom
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(Definition ofhighlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

highly| American Dictionary

highly
adverb
us
/ˈhɑɪ·li/

highlyadverb(AT HIGH LEVEL)

very, to alargedegree, or at a highlevel:
a highlypaidjob
We need a highlyskilled, highlyeducatedworkforce.

highlyadverb(IN IMPORTANT POSITION)

in animportantorinfluentialposition:
Thestatementwas made by a highlyplacedofficial.
(Definition ofhighlyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

highly| Business English

highly
adverb
uk
/ˈhaɪli/us
very, to alargedegree, or at a highlevel:
Thefirmwashighlyprofitableand had astrongbalancesheet.
It is anable,youngandhighlymotivatedworkforce.
highly educated/qualified/skilledTechnicalexperts, highlytrainedchemists,engineers,techniciansandoperatorshelpensurethat all the company'sfacilitiesmeethighstandardsofsafety.
in apositionthat isimportantor that has a lot ofinfluence:
Onehighly-placedsourcesaid that awiderangeofbidshad gone in.
(Definition ofhighlyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhighly

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The purpose and content of the interventions in these studies werehighlydiverse.
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The dynamic model of one leg, as considered here, ishighlynonlinear and time variant.
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Highlyrobust software is also required to integrate, process, display, and communicate such data.
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Indeed, the subject herself often finds the experiencehighlydesirable.
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The use of ahighlysensitive electrophoretic method to compare the proteinases of trichomonads.
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The individual vibrational modes of a complex molecule such as a protein can of course behighlyanharmonic.
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The structure of the a-lactalbumin molten globule and denatured states arehighlyheterogeneous.
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The two sets of values thus obtained arehighlycorrelated ; r=0.991.
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However, their content and conduct ishighlycontentious and discussion is problematised.
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Boundary condition (9b) has a similar character for the magnetic field except that thehighlyconducting surface is in direct contact with the fluid.
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The grid points arehighlypacked in the region near the reversed-shear surface to enhance the resolution on the reconnection sites.
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At the given high laser intensity, the laser wakefield ishighlybroken and a bubble structure is formed.
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In terms of effectiveness the line manager had no hesitation in stating that the post ishighlycost effective.
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All in all, we find plausible andhighlysignificant coefficients for most explanatory variables.
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Thus, dose affects morbidity only through its effects on the timing and\\or magnitude of peak parasite density (or variableshighlycorrelated to these).
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