altogether
adv. 總共; 總而言之; (用以強調)完全,全部
You use altogether to emphasize that something has stopped, been done, or finished completely.
When Artie stopped calling altogether, Julie found a new man...
當阿蒂徹底不再上門後,朱莉又找了個男人。
His tour may have to be cancelled altogether...
他的旅行可能不得不徹底取消。
You use altogether in front of an adjective or adverb to emphasize a quality that someone or something has.
The choice of language is altogether different...
對語言的選擇完全是另一回事。
Today's celebrations have been altogether more sedate...
今天的慶祝活動顯然更加莊重。
You use altogether to modify a negative statement and make it less forceful.
We were not altogether sure that the comet would miss the Earth...
我們不能完全肯定彗星不會與地球相撞。
The fashion business, he claims, not altogether convincingly, is more real than the film business...
他聲稱時尚業比電影業更真實,但他的話並不完全令人信服。
You can use altogether to introduce a summary of what you have been saying.
Altogether, it was a delightful town garden, peaceful and secluded.
總體上說,這是個令人愉快的城市花園,寧靜而偏僻。
If several amounts add up to a particular amount altogether, that amount is their total.
Britain has a dozen warships in the area, with a total of five thousand military personnel altogether...
英國在該地區駐有12艘戰艦,共有5,000名軍人。
Altogether seven inmates escaped by scaling a wall and climbing down scaffolding.
總共有7名犯人攀牆從腳手架上爬下來逃走了。
1. informal terms for nakedness;
1. to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly');
2. with everything included or counted;
3. with everything considered (and neglecting details);
in the altogether
(非正式)一絲不掛的,裸體的
The writing is not altogether grammatical.
文字欠通.
Wickedness does not go altogether unrequited.
[諺]惡有惡報.
He has been here four or five times altogether.
他前後來過四五次.
How many people are there altogether?
一共多少人?
There are altogether thirty students in our class.
我們班一共30人.