Definition of automatically in English:

automatically

adverb ˌɔːtəˈmatɪkliˌɔdəˈmædɪkli

1(with reference to a device or process) by itself with little or no direct human control.
the kettle automatically switched off when it boiled
Example sentencesExamples
- Sensors automatically adjust air pressure in each airbag for various load conditions.
- The sequencer can automatically analyze multiple runs of 96 DNA samples, making unattended 24-hour operation possible.
- The recorder can be plugged into a PC and automatically transcribed.
- The system automatically transfers ingredients from the blending room.
- The ball will automatically center itself in the bearing.
- It is possible to program the box lights to turn off automatically.
- Blocks begin to cool on the conveyor system, where they are automatically cased into individual boxes.
- They are developing systems that automatically adjust pesticide rates according to the amount of organic matter in the soil.
- The next step is to get the irrigation systems to activate automatically in response to real-time field data.
- Ice cream products are automatically transferred from the end of their packaging lines.
1. 1.1 (with reference to a firearm) continuously until the ammunition is exhausted or the pressure on the trigger is released.
  the recovered weapons had been illegally modified to fire fully automatically
  Example sentencesExamples
  His weapon is literally automatic—not in the sense that it shoots automatically, but in the sense that it's automatically there.
  A machine gun shoots automatically more than one shot by a single function of the trigger.
  This full-size model of a high-powered Luger automatic pistol holds and fires 70 rounds automatically.
  The reactivated Uzis could not be fired automatically but could still be fired.
  When triggered, these firearms will load and fire automatically.
  The group's self-proclaimed leader was struggling to get his machine gun to fire automatically.
  Fully automatic firearms, introduced in the late 1800s, automatically reload and fire again.
  Authorities found more than 200 weapons, some modified to fire automatically.
  The terminology refers to firearms capable of firing fully automatically, regardless of size, weight, or other considerations.
  The gun was set to fire automatically and was controlled from the periscope.
2Without conscious thought or attention; spontaneously.
although I used my best Italian, the receptionists automatically replied in English
Example sentencesExamples
- Their worship was based around ceremonies and rituals which, to its critics, were observed automatically and without thinking.
- Consumers don't automatically feel great just because there is plastic in their hand.
- When most people think of calcium, they automatically think dairy.
- We assume that we have to be completely competent at all times, or we automatically conclude that we are hopelessly incompetent.
- He saw the man coming and, automatically, without feeling anything personal or political, threw the grenade.
- The notion of a "young architects" appropriation automatically conjures up youth, enterprise, discovery.
- As they go through their day, small things that most of us do almost automatically can seem more than they can handle.
- I have an assistant who is a man, and people, new acquaintances, will automatically defer to him in meetings when I should be their primary contact.
- Instead of automatically reaching for junk foods, we want them to explore healthy alternatives.
- With Motorola, people automatically think of it as a phone brand.
1. 2.1 As a necessary and inevitable result of a fixed rule or particular set of circumstances.
  his passport was automatically revoked
  the winners of the Division 2 final are not automatically promoted
  Example sentencesExamples
  Personal experience does not translate automatically into engaging poetry.
  Our interest in controlling waste function does not automatically produce a concomitant interest in cleanliness, order, and beauty.
  His desire was to establish a code of laws that would automatically result in people behaving virtuously.
  Everything she owns is automatically his, and any legal identity she possessed as a property owner disappears.
  The operations of demand do not automatically guarantee full employment.
  A large space did not automatically constitute an ideal space for writing.
  Because something is popular doesn't automatically mean it's mediocre.
  The existence of armed forces does not automatically lead to militarization.
  Any upsurge of nationalist feeling automatically translates into an oppression of what is perceived as other.
  Apparently, many Americans do not know that a person born in the United States is automatically American.

Definition of automatically in US English:

automatically

adverbˌôdəˈmadiklēˌɔdəˈmædɪkli

1(with reference to a device or process) by itself with little or no direct human control.
the kettle automatically switched off when it boiled
Example sentencesExamples
- Ice cream products are automatically transferred from the end of their packaging lines.
- The sequencer can automatically analyze multiple runs of 96 DNA samples, making unattended 24-hour operation possible.
- The next step is to get the irrigation systems to activate automatically in response to real-time field data.
- Blocks begin to cool on the conveyor system, where they are automatically cased into individual boxes.
- The ball will automatically center itself in the bearing.
- The system automatically transfers ingredients from the blending room.
- They are developing systems that automatically adjust pesticide rates according to the amount of organic matter in the soil.
- Sensors automatically adjust air pressure in each airbag for various load conditions.
- The recorder can be plugged into a PC and automatically transcribed.
- It is possible to program the box lights to turn off automatically.
1. 1.1 (with reference to a firearm) continuously until the ammunition is exhausted or the pressure on the trigger is released.
  the recovered weapons had been illegally modified to fire fully automatically
  Example sentencesExamples
  The terminology refers to firearms capable of firing fully automatically, regardless of size, weight, or other considerations.
  A machine gun shoots automatically more than one shot by a single function of the trigger.
  When triggered, these firearms will load and fire automatically.
  The gun was set to fire automatically and was controlled from the periscope.
  Authorities found more than 200 weapons, some modified to fire automatically.
  The reactivated Uzis could not be fired automatically but could still be fired.
  The group's self-proclaimed leader was struggling to get his machine gun to fire automatically.
  His weapon is literally automatic—not in the sense that it shoots automatically, but in the sense that it's automatically there.
  This full-size model of a high-powered Luger automatic pistol holds and fires 70 rounds automatically.
  Fully automatic firearms, introduced in the late 1800s, automatically reload and fire again.
2Without conscious thought or attention; spontaneously.
although I used my best Italian, the receptionists automatically replied in English
Example sentencesExamples
- Their worship was based around ceremonies and rituals which, to its critics, were observed automatically and without thinking.
- When most people think of calcium, they automatically think dairy.
- The notion of a "young architects" appropriation automatically conjures up youth, enterprise, discovery.
- I have an assistant who is a man, and people, new acquaintances, will automatically defer to him in meetings when I should be their primary contact.
- With Motorola, people automatically think of it as a phone brand.
- We assume that we have to be completely competent at all times, or we automatically conclude that we are hopelessly incompetent.
- Instead of automatically reaching for junk foods, we want them to explore healthy alternatives.
- He saw the man coming and, automatically, without feeling anything personal or political, threw the grenade.
- Consumers don't automatically feel great just because there is plastic in their hand.
- As they go through their day, small things that most of us do almost automatically can seem more than they can handle.
1. 2.1 As a necessary and inevitable result of a fixed rule or particular set of circumstances.
  his passport was automatically revoked
  the winners of the Division 2 final are not automatically promoted
  Example sentencesExamples
  Everything she owns is automatically his, and any legal identity she possessed as a property owner disappears.
  His desire was to establish a code of laws that would automatically result in people behaving virtuously.
  Our interest in controlling waste function does not automatically produce a concomitant interest in cleanliness, order, and beauty.
  Personal experience does not translate automatically into engaging poetry.
  The existence of armed forces does not automatically lead to militarization.
  Because something is popular doesn't automatically mean it's mediocre.
  A large space did not automatically constitute an ideal space for writing.
  Any upsurge of nationalist feeling automatically translates into an oppression of what is perceived as other.
  The operations of demand do not automatically guarantee full employment.
  Apparently, many Americans do not know that a person born in the United States is automatically American.

单词	automatically
释义	Definition of automatically in English: automatically adverb ˌɔːtəˈmatɪkliˌɔdəˈmædɪkli 1(with reference to a device or process) by itself with little or no direct human control. the kettle automatically switched off when it boiled Example sentencesExamples Sensors automatically adjust air pressure in each airbag for various load conditions. The sequencer can automatically analyze multiple runs of 96 DNA samples, making unattended 24-hour operation possible. The recorder can be plugged into a PC and automatically transcribed. The system automatically transfers ingredients from the blending room. The ball will automatically center itself in the bearing. It is possible to program the box lights to turn off automatically. Blocks begin to cool on the conveyor system, where they are automatically cased into individual boxes. They are developing systems that automatically adjust pesticide rates according to the amount of organic matter in the soil. The next step is to get the irrigation systems to activate automatically in response to real-time field data. Ice cream products are automatically transferred from the end of their packaging lines. 1.1 (with reference to a firearm) continuously until the ammunition is exhausted or the pressure on the trigger is released. the recovered weapons had been illegally modified to fire fully automatically Example sentencesExamples His weapon is literally automatic—not in the sense that it shoots automatically, but in the sense that it's automatically there. A machine gun shoots automatically more than one shot by a single function of the trigger. This full-size model of a high-powered Luger automatic pistol holds and fires 70 rounds automatically. The reactivated Uzis could not be fired automatically but could still be fired. When triggered, these firearms will load and fire automatically. The group's self-proclaimed leader was struggling to get his machine gun to fire automatically. Fully automatic firearms, introduced in the late 1800s, automatically reload and fire again. Authorities found more than 200 weapons, some modified to fire automatically. The terminology refers to firearms capable of firing fully automatically, regardless of size, weight, or other considerations. The gun was set to fire automatically and was controlled from the periscope. 2Without conscious thought or attention; spontaneously. although I used my best Italian, the receptionists automatically replied in English Example sentencesExamples Their worship was based around ceremonies and rituals which, to its critics, were observed automatically and without thinking. Consumers don't automatically feel great just because there is plastic in their hand. When most people think of calcium, they automatically think dairy. We assume that we have to be completely competent at all times, or we automatically conclude that we are hopelessly incompetent. He saw the man coming and, automatically, without feeling anything personal or political, threw the grenade. The notion of a "young architects" appropriation automatically conjures up youth, enterprise, discovery. As they go through their day, small things that most of us do almost automatically can seem more than they can handle. I have an assistant who is a man, and people, new acquaintances, will automatically defer to him in meetings when I should be their primary contact. Instead of automatically reaching for junk foods, we want them to explore healthy alternatives. With Motorola, people automatically think of it as a phone brand. 2.1 As a necessary and inevitable result of a fixed rule or particular set of circumstances. his passport was automatically revoked the winners of the Division 2 final are not automatically promoted Example sentencesExamples Personal experience does not translate automatically into engaging poetry. Our interest in controlling waste function does not automatically produce a concomitant interest in cleanliness, order, and beauty. His desire was to establish a code of laws that would automatically result in people behaving virtuously. Everything she owns is automatically his, and any legal identity she possessed as a property owner disappears. The operations of demand do not automatically guarantee full employment. A large space did not automatically constitute an ideal space for writing. Because something is popular doesn't automatically mean it's mediocre. The existence of armed forces does not automatically lead to militarization. Any upsurge of nationalist feeling automatically translates into an oppression of what is perceived as other. Apparently, many Americans do not know that a person born in the United States is automatically American. Definition of automatically in US English: automatically adverbˌôdəˈmadiklēˌɔdəˈmædɪkli 1(with reference to a device or process) by itself with little or no direct human control. the kettle automatically switched off when it boiled Example sentencesExamples Ice cream products are automatically transferred from the end of their packaging lines. The sequencer can automatically analyze multiple runs of 96 DNA samples, making unattended 24-hour operation possible. The next step is to get the irrigation systems to activate automatically in response to real-time field data. Blocks begin to cool on the conveyor system, where they are automatically cased into individual boxes. The ball will automatically center itself in the bearing. The system automatically transfers ingredients from the blending room. They are developing systems that automatically adjust pesticide rates according to the amount of organic matter in the soil. Sensors automatically adjust air pressure in each airbag for various load conditions. The recorder can be plugged into a PC and automatically transcribed. It is possible to program the box lights to turn off automatically. 1.1 (with reference to a firearm) continuously until the ammunition is exhausted or the pressure on the trigger is released. the recovered weapons had been illegally modified to fire fully automatically Example sentencesExamples The terminology refers to firearms capable of firing fully automatically, regardless of size, weight, or other considerations. A machine gun shoots automatically more than one shot by a single function of the trigger. When triggered, these firearms will load and fire automatically. The gun was set to fire automatically and was controlled from the periscope. Authorities found more than 200 weapons, some modified to fire automatically. The reactivated Uzis could not be fired automatically but could still be fired. The group's self-proclaimed leader was struggling to get his machine gun to fire automatically. His weapon is literally automatic—not in the sense that it shoots automatically, but in the sense that it's automatically there. This full-size model of a high-powered Luger automatic pistol holds and fires 70 rounds automatically. Fully automatic firearms, introduced in the late 1800s, automatically reload and fire again. 2Without conscious thought or attention; spontaneously. although I used my best Italian, the receptionists automatically replied in English Example sentencesExamples Their worship was based around ceremonies and rituals which, to its critics, were observed automatically and without thinking. When most people think of calcium, they automatically think dairy. The notion of a "young architects" appropriation automatically conjures up youth, enterprise, discovery. I have an assistant who is a man, and people, new acquaintances, will automatically defer to him in meetings when I should be their primary contact. With Motorola, people automatically think of it as a phone brand. We assume that we have to be completely competent at all times, or we automatically conclude that we are hopelessly incompetent. Instead of automatically reaching for junk foods, we want them to explore healthy alternatives. He saw the man coming and, automatically, without feeling anything personal or political, threw the grenade. Consumers don't automatically feel great just because there is plastic in their hand. As they go through their day, small things that most of us do almost automatically can seem more than they can handle. 2.1 As a necessary and inevitable result of a fixed rule or particular set of circumstances. his passport was automatically revoked the winners of the Division 2 final are not automatically promoted Example sentencesExamples Everything she owns is automatically his, and any legal identity she possessed as a property owner disappears. His desire was to establish a code of laws that would automatically result in people behaving virtuously. Our interest in controlling waste function does not automatically produce a concomitant interest in cleanliness, order, and beauty. Personal experience does not translate automatically into engaging poetry. The existence of armed forces does not automatically lead to militarization. Because something is popular doesn't automatically mean it's mediocre. A large space did not automatically constitute an ideal space for writing. Any upsurge of nationalist feeling automatically translates into an oppression of what is perceived as other. The operations of demand do not automatically guarantee full employment. Apparently, many Americans do not know that a person born in the United States is automatically American.
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