almost 英 [ˈɔ:lməʊst]   美 [ˈɔlmoʊst]

almost

almost  英 [ˈɔ:lməʊst] 美 [ˈɔlmoʊst]

adv. 差不多,几乎 

He is almost asleep. 他快睡着了。
almost no one took any rest. 几乎没有一个人歇过一下。

  • Almost means "nearly," "roughly," or "not quite." If you're almost as tall as your brother, it means he's still just a bit taller than you are.
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  • adv. 差不多,几乎
  • 1. He is almost asleep.

    他快睡着了。

  • 2. almost no one took any rest.

    几乎没有一个人歇过一下。

  • 3. She almost burned the roast.

    她几乎烧焦了烤肉。

  • 4. He dines with friends almost every night.

    他几乎每晚都和朋友们进餐。

  • almost (adv.) Old English eallmæst "nearly all, for the most part," literally "mostly all;" see all + most. Modern form is from 15c. The original sense is now typically expressed by almost all; sense of "very nearly, all but" is from c. 1200.
al·most / ˈɔːlməʊst ; NAmE ˈɔːlmoʊst / adverb not quite 几乎;差不多 SYN nearly I like almost all of them. 我差不多所有的都喜欢。 It's a mistake they almost always make. 这是他们几乎总要犯的错误。 The story is almost certainly false. 这个故事几乎肯定是虚构的。 It's almost time to go. 是差不多该走的时候了。 Dinner's almost ready. 饭就要做好了。 He slipped and almost fell. 他滑了一下,险些跌倒。 Their house is almost opposite ours. 他们的房子几乎正对着我们的房子。 They'll eat almost anything. 他们几乎什么都吃。 Almost no one (= hardly anyone)believed him. 几乎没人相信他的话。 SYNONYMS 同义词辨析 almost / nearly / practically These three words have similar meanings and are used frequently with the following words. 上述三个近义词常与下列词语连用: almost ~ nearly ~ practically ~ certainly (numbers) all all all every every always no entirely every nothing impossible finished impossible empty died anything They are used in positive sentences. 三词均用于肯定句: She almost/nearly/practically missed her train. 她差点儿误了火车。 They can be used before words like all, everyand everybody. 三词均可用于 all、every、everybody 等词前: Nearly all the students have bikes. 几乎所有学生都有自行车。 I’ve got practically every CD they’ve made. 他们灌制的每张激光唱片我几乎都有。 Practicallyis used more in spoken than in written English. Nearlyis the most common with numbers. *practically 多用于口语,少用于书面语。nearly 最常与数字连用: There were nearly 200 people at the meeting. 与会者有近 200 人。 They can also be used in negative sentences but it is more common to make a positive sentence with only just. 三词亦可用于否定句,但是用 only just 构成肯定句更常见: We only just got there in time. (or 或: We almost/nearly didn’t get there in time. ) 我们险些未能及时赶到那儿。 Almostand practicallycan be used before words like any, anybody, anything,etc. *almost 和 practically 均可用于 any、anybody、anything 等词前: I’ll eat almost anything. 我几乎吃什么都行。 You can also use them before no, nobody, never,etc. but it is much more common to use hardlyor scarcelywith any, anybody, ever,etc. 这两个词亦可用于 no、nobody、never 等词前,但是这类情况更常用 hardly 或 scarcely 与 any、anybody、ever 等词搭配: She’s hardly ever in. (or 或: She’s almost never in. ) 她几乎从来不在家。 Almostcan be used when you are saying that one thing is similar to another. 表示某物与另一物相似可用 almost: The boat looked almost like a toy. 这船看上去简直像个玩具。 In BrEyou can use veryand sobefore nearly. 在英式英语中,nearly 前可用 very 和 so: He was very nearly caught. 他差点儿被抓住。 ➱ note at hardly al·most / ˈɔːlməʊst ; NAmE ˈɔːlmoʊst /
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