precisely

美音：[prɪ'saɪsli] 英音：[prɪ'saɪsli]

简单释义：

adv.精确地；准确地；恰好地；细心地

网络正好；恰恰；准确地说

完整释义：

adv.

1.精确;准确
2.正好

例句：

To me it is very surreal to see the movement of the sun - or more precisely the movement of the earth around the sun in such a way.
对我而言，亲眼看到太阳运动轨迹——或者准确说是地球以这样的方式绕着太阳运转，感觉非常的超现实主义。
The author argues that this definition makes it difficult to determine what precisely constitutes a representative democracy.
作者在此表明，这个定义使得确定何种因素正好构建了代议制民主这一问题变得困难。
the fact that two women have pitched up for about nine meetings a year has precisely nothing to do with it.
每年大约9场的董事会议有两位女士出席的事实，与此毫不相干。
At the same time, it's precisely because there's so much to talk about that this conference is being held.
同时，也正是因为有诸多问题需要讨论，因此我们才召开此次研讨会。
It may indicate that the design should be refined so you know more precisely all the possible matches that might occur.
它可能象征着设计需要被完善，以便于你更精确地知道所有可能发生的匹配。
Candice : I'm insulted. Each spice and condiment was added precisely to give it a distinctive flavor. This dish doesn't need salt.
坎迪斯：我感到被羞辱。每种加入的香料和调味料份量都很准确，才能烹煮出一流的味道，这道菜不须加盐。
Now it thinks that, precisely because it has a softer and less martial reputation, it may be ideally placed to help out in Misrata.
现在，准确地讲，因为他没有什么强硬的军事名气，从而他认为Misrata城是帮他摆脱困境的理想地方。
Precisely how much evidence will be required to achieve this will vary according to large number of factors, but be prepared.
到底需要多少证据才能做到，要视各种大大小小因素而定，无论如何，就是要做好准备。

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