英语词汇liberally的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

liberally

adverb uk/ˈlɪb.ər.əl.i/ us/ˈlɪb.ər.əl.i/

(IN LARGE AMOUNTS)

宽松地|大量地

in a way that is involves large amounts of something

Apply the cream liberally to the affected area. 把药膏厚厚地涂在患处。

Banks are lending money more liberally than ever. 银行放贷比以往都宽松。

The author sprinkles her English prose liberally with Spanish words.
Season the steak liberally before grilling.
Walt Whitman is liberally quoted in the piece.
Unlike US consumers, many of whom use credit liberally, Chinese workers opt to save.
Place the remaining stuffing on the top, and dot liberally with the butter.

(NOT EXACTLY)

不确切地，模糊地，笼统地

in a way that is not exact or exactly correct

In describing him as an author I guess you're using the word very liberally? 把他描述成一个作家，我想你这个用词很大方啊？

Do concepts such as "resistance" have much force when employed so liberally?
He uses the description "soap opera" a little liberally.
In this context I'm using the word "compound" a bit more liberally.

(ATTITUDES)

开明地，公允地，自由地

in a way that allows a lot of freedom for different types of belief or behavior

She was raised very liberally by her parents. 她的父母对她的教育非常宽松。

(政治上)自由地，开放地

in a way that is politically liberal

He mistakenly thought he could vote as liberally as he wanted in Washington. 他误以为自己可以在华盛顿随心所欲地投票。

Lincoln himself said after the victory, "I want no one punished; treat them liberally all around."
The MP condemned the decision to pardon the men as "deplorable" and said the four had been treated "far too liberally".
Polls show a big shift against racism and that we now think more liberally about race.

See: liberal

词汇	liberally
释义	liberally adverb uk/ˈlɪb.ər.əl.i/ us/ˈlɪb.ər.əl.i/ (IN LARGE AMOUNTS) 宽松地\|大量地 in a way that is involves large amounts of something Apply the cream liberally to the affected area. 把药膏厚厚地涂在患处。 Banks are lending money more liberally than ever. 银行放贷比以往都宽松。更多例句 The author sprinkles her English prose liberally with Spanish words. Season the steak liberally before grilling. Walt Whitman is liberally quoted in the piece. Unlike US consumers, many of whom use credit liberally, Chinese workers opt to save. Place the remaining stuffing on the top, and dot liberally with the butter. (NOT EXACTLY) 不确切地，模糊地，笼统地 in a way that is not exact or exactly correct In describing him as an author I guess you're using the word very liberally? 把他描述成一个作家，我想你这个用词很大方啊？更多例句 Do concepts such as "resistance" have much force when employed so liberally? He uses the description "soap opera" a little liberally. In this context I'm using the word "compound" a bit more liberally. (ATTITUDES) 开明地，公允地，自由地 in a way that allows a lot of freedom for different types of belief or behavior She was raised very liberally by her parents. 她的父母对她的教育非常宽松。 (政治上)自由地，开放地 in a way that is politically liberal He mistakenly thought he could vote as liberally as he wanted in Washington. 他误以为自己可以在华盛顿随心所欲地投票。更多例句 Lincoln himself said after the victory, "I want no one punished; treat them liberally all around." The MP condemned the decision to pardon the men as "deplorable" and said the four had been treated "far too liberally". Polls show a big shift against racism and that we now think more liberally about race. See: liberal
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