entirely
adv. 全部地; 徹底地
Entirely means completely and not just partly.
...an entirely new approach...
全新的方法
Fraud is an entirely different matter...
欺詐完全是另外一回事。
Entirely is also used to emphasize what you are saying.
I agree entirely...
我完全同意。
Oh, the whole episode was entirely his fault.
天啊,整件事完全是他的錯。
People sometimes use the expression not entirely to reduce the force of a strong statement, especially a critical one.
They are not entirely happy with his criticism of the president...
他對總統的批評並沒有讓他們特別高興。
We shall see that this is not entirely true...
我們會明白這並非全是真的。
1. to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly');
2. without any others being included or involved;
Revising the procedure was an entirely profitless exercise.
對程式進行修改是徒勞無功的.
I found myself in an entirely new world the moment I arrived in Beijing.
我一到北京就感到耳目一新.
This shouldn't be left entirely to his discretion.
這事不能任憑他一人決定.
These injuries are entirely preventable.
這些傷害完全可以預防.
It's entirely my fault.
全怪我.