very是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 (used to add emphasis to an adjective or adverb) to a great degree or extremely -- （用于强调形容词或副词）很，非常

  • The situation is very serious. 形势非常严峻。

  • We're very, very sorry about what's happened. 对所发生的事我们感到非常难过。

  • Think about it very carefully before deciding. 作决定之前要仔细考虑。

  • How very childish of her to refuse to speak to me! 她竟然拒绝跟我说话，多么孩子气呀！

  • "Are you tired?" "No, not very." “你累了吗?”“不，不太累。”

  • Thank you very much. 非常感谢。

  • "Did you enjoy the play?" "Very much so." (= Yes.) “你觉得戏好看吗？”“非常好看。”

  • I can't very well (= it would not be right for me to) say sorry when I didn't do anything wrong. 如果我没做错什么，我可不会去道歉。

  • This is the very best chocolate cake I've ever tasted. 这是我尝过的最好吃的巧克力蛋糕。

  • She always leaves her homework to the very last moment. 她总是到最后一刻才写家庭作业。

  • We now have our very own library in the village. 现在我们村子真正有了自己的图书馆了。

  • This is the very same (= exactly the same) place we sat the last time we came. 这就是我们上次来的时候坐过的地方。

• 1 (used to add emphasis to a noun) exact or particular -- （用于强调名词）同一的，恰好的，正是的

  • This is the very book I've been looking for all month. 这正是那本我找了整整一个月的书。

  • You're the very person we need for the job. 你正是我们这份工作的合适人选。

  • What ended up happening was the very thing we feared the most. 后来发生的事情正是我们最害怕的。

  • The letter was sent on Monday from Berlin and arrived in Hamburg the very same/next day. 那封信星期一从柏林寄出，当天／第二天就到了汉堡。

  • The very idea/thought of having her friends to stay fills me with dread. 一想到她的朋友们要住下我就心生恐惧。

• 2 used to describe or emphasize the furthest point of something -- 最远端的；末端的

  • He found the piece of paper he had lost at the very bottom of the pile. 他在那一大堆东西的最下面找到了自己丢了的那张纸。

  • We were at the very end of the queue, so we didn't manage to get any tickets. 我们排在队伍最后面，所以没有买到票。