extremely

美音：[ɪk'strimli] 英音：[ɪk'striːmli]

简单释义：

adv.非常；极其；极端

网络极端地；非常地；极为

完整释义：

adv.

1.非常,特别,异常,极为
2.极端地,非常地

例句：

Plus, even if you're trying to show that you're extremely creative, it might not work. A creative job search tactic only works once.
另外，即便你要努力展示自己很有创造力，这也许不会奏效，一个有创意的求职方法只奏效一次。
But just up the road in Hatherleigh, an extremely unofficial torch kept burning despite the wind.
但就在哈瑟利大道上，一个极其不正式的火炬却在大风中熊熊燃烧。
I approach things very enthusiastically, I think, and I don't like to leave things half-done. I'm very organized and extremely capable.
我做事非常热心，我不喜欢把事情做一半。我非常有组织能力，也很能干。
Harry stuffed his rucksack and broomstick down by his feet and rammed Hedwig's cage between his knees. It was extremely uncomfortable.
哈利把背包和扫帚塞在脚边，又把海德薇的笼子夹在膝间，真是太不舒服了。
He said the advice in the report will be extremely valuable to the bank.
他说报告里的建议对银行而言具有很高价值。
For a post to which Mr Ban said he would delegate the extremely tough job of daily UN management, this was perplexing.
潘基文曾表示，这个职位将负责联合国极为艰巨的日常管理工作，这让人感到困惑。
Though your outlook is extremely encouraging, something in your world seems to be getting a little silly.
虽然你的前景极其鼓舞人心，在你世界中的某些东西似乎正在变得有点儿琐屑。
"The tires are extremely worn, suggesting that this chariot was used frequently in hunting expeditions by the young king, " Hawass said.
哈瓦斯说：“它的轮子磨损非常严重，说明年轻的法老经常乘着这辆车子去狩猎或旅行。”

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