27.1.12. gy. A1C2 (példák)

mainly adverb /ˈmeɪn.li/ főleg, nagyrészt

The waitresses are mainly French.

They argued that the tax will mainly benefit the rich.

mostly adverb /ˈməʊst.li/ többnyire

Her friends are mostly Italian.

In the smaller villages, it's mostly very quiet at nights.

much adverb /mʌtʃ/ (more, most) 1 nagyon; sokszor (gyakran) (főleg kérdő és tagadó mondatokban)

Do you go to London much?

I don't like curry very much.

notably adverb /ˈnəʊt̬.ə.bli/ különösen, különösképpen; főleg, főképpen

They have begun attracting investors, most notably big Japanese financial houses.

particularly adverb /pəˈtɪk.jʊ.lə.li/ különösen; nagyon, nagymértékben

Your ideas are particularly helpful.

She didn't seem particularly interested.

"Was the food good?" "Not particularly."

powerfully adverb /ˈpaʊə.fəl.i/ erőteljesen; rendkívüli módon

She kicked the ball so powerfully that it flew over the hedge.

Klaus is a very powerfully-built man .

pretty adverb /ˈprɪt.i/ (informal) meglehetősen, elég, eléggé

The house has four bedrooms, so it's pretty big.

I'm pretty sure it was her.

I've got a pretty good idea of how to get there.

profoundly adverb /prəˈfaʊnd.li/ mélyen, mélységesen (nagyon/komolyan); mélyrehatóan

She was profoundly shaken by the news.

Her recent songs have been profoundly influenced by current events.

quite adverb /kwaɪt/ 1 elég, eléggé

"Was the food good?" "Quite good."

She's quite tall but not as tall as her sister.

I quite like watching football.

It's quite a good film.

radically adverb /ˈræd.ɪ.kli/ gyökeresen, radikálisan

The company has changed radically in recent years.

Barker introduced some radically new ideas.