essentially
adv. 本質上,根本上; 本來; “essential“的派生
You use essentially to emphasize a quality that someone or something has, and to say that it is their most important or basic quality.
It's been believed for centuries that great writers, composers and scientists are essentially quite different from ordinary people...
幾個世紀以來人們一直相信偉大的作家、作曲家和科學家從根本上就與普通人大不相同。
Essentially, vines and grapes need water, heat and light.
最基本的是,葡萄藤和葡萄需要水、熱和光。
You use essentially to indicate that what you are saying is mainly true, although some parts of it are wrong or more complicated than has been stated.
His analysis of urban use of agricultural land has been proved essentially correct...
他有關城市佔用農業用地的分析已被證明大體上是正確的。
Essentially, the West has only two options...
基本上,西方只有兩種選擇。
1. at bottom or by one's (or its) very nature;
Thinking in categories enables us to categorise phenomena are essentially ambiguous.
分類思考能夠使我們可以將一些本質上含糊的現象進行分類.
It is essentially necessary that I should have an answer to this question.
我對這個問題要一個答覆,這是非常必要的.
The situation of home manufacture of brushless excitation system is introduced essentially in this paper.
概要地介紹了無刷勵磁系統國產比的情況.
I do not think the picture has essentially changed much, even today.
我想甚至在今日,這幅圖畫根本還沒有什麼改變.
The argument was essentially a technical one.
這個論據從本質上講是技術性的.