fairly

adv

1. to a moderately sufficient extent or degree

e.g. pretty big
pretty bad
jolly decent of him
the shoes are priced reasonably
he is fairly clever with computers

Synonym: reasonablymoderatelyprettyjollysomewhatmiddlingpassably

2. without favoring one party, in a fair evenhanded manner

e.g. deal fairly with one another

Synonym: fairevenhandedly

3. in conformity with the rules or laws and without fraud or cheating

e.g. they played fairly

Synonym: fairclean

1. 相当;还;尚
Fairly means to quite a large degree. For example, if you say that something is fairly old, you mean that it is old but not very old.

e.g. Both ships are fairly new...
两艘船都还比较新。
e.g. We did fairly well but only fairly well.
我们做得还过得去，但也仅仅是过得去而已。

2. (用在形容词和副词前，代替very,表示强调，但比 very 语气弱)有些，有点，还算
You use fairly instead of 'very' to add emphasis to an adjective or adverb without making it sound too forceful.

fairly

e.g. Were you always fairly bright at school?...
你在学校一直还算聪明吧？
e.g. You've got to be fairly single-minded about it...
对这事你还得专心一点。

3. (表示强调)在很大程度上，简直
Fairly is used to emphasize that something happens to a very great degree or extent.

e.g. He fairly flew across the room...
他简直是飞过了房间。
e.g. For him, the place is fairly boiling with humanity...
对他来说，这个地方充满了人情味。

4. 简直;几乎可以说
You use fairly to suggest that a statement is probably or possibly true, and therefore deserves to be accepted or considered.

e.g. It can no doubt be fairly argued that Sir John, whose pay is linked to performance, is entitled to every penny...
毋庸置疑，既然约翰爵士的薪水是与业绩挂钩的，他的每一分钱都是理所应得的。
e.g. After I had read the book I could fairly claim to be an expert.
读完这本书，我差不多可以说是专家了。

5. see also: fair

1. 中等：如发热、寒战、贫血、脾肿大等. 血总胆红素(TB增加),以非结合胆红素(UCB)增加为主,结合胆红素(CB)基本正常. 粪中因粪胆素增加,而粪色加深,尿中尿胆元增加,但尿中无胆红素. (3)营养中等(fairly):介于营养良好(well)与营养不良两者之间.

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2. 公正地：Europe 欧洲 | fairly 公正地\ | extend 扩充

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3. 公平地,相当,完全：fair 公平的,相当的,晴朗的,定期集市,交易会 | fairly 公平地,相当,完全 | faith 信任,信用,信仰

4. 公平地：directly直接地 | fairly公平地 | generally普遍地