quite

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adv. 相当；完全；十分；很

近义词：completely，entirely，fairly，rather，

adv.(副词)

adv.(副词)

Adverb

to a degree (not used with a negative);
"quite tasty" "quite soon" "quite ill" "quite rich"
to the greatest extent; completely;
"you're quite right" "she was quite alone" "was quite mistaken" "quite the opposite" "not quite finished" "did not quite make it"
of an unusually noticeable or exceptional or remarkable kind (not used with a negative);
"her victory was quite something" "she's quite a girl" "quite a film" "quite a walk" "we've had quite an afternoon"
actually or truly or to an extreme;
"was quite a sudden change" "it's quite the thing to do" "quite the rage" "Quite so!"

用作副词(adv.)

He was quite young.他相当年轻。
The boy has quite recovered.这男孩已彻底恢复健康。
I don't quite follow you, sir.先生, 对您的意思我没有完全领会。
This is a good system but quite expensive.这种装置很好,但十分昂贵。
It's quite necessary for students to do the eye exercises.对学生们来说,做眼保健操是十分必要的。
On the face of it, it seems quite reasonable.从表面看,这似乎很合理。

adv.(副词)

quite

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