| 单词 | meaningfully |
| 释义 | meaningfully (miːnɪŋfʊli ) 1. adverb [ADVERB after verb] You use meaningfully to indicate that someone has deliberately chosen their words in order to express something in a way which is not obvious but which is understood by the person they are talking to. 'I have a knack for making friends, you know,' she added meaningfully. 'I was once as bewildered as you are,' she said meaningfully. 2. See also meaningful Collocations: contribute meaningfully But brands should only be made if they 'contribute meaningfully to the world or society', he said. The Sun Frustrated by their inability to contribute meaningfully with the ball, the tourists resorted to some dangerous hits on their opponents. Times, Sunday Times Victims were frequently too young to contribute meaningfully to any prosecution. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Are members participating meaningfully if they can't hear their own voice? Christianity Today I have little confidence that they were participating meaningfully in the process. Times, Sunday Times At an increasing scale, consumers have greater access to use and purchase technologically sophisticated products, as well as to participate meaningfully in the development of these products. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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