Definition of socially in English:

socially

adverb ˈsəʊʃ(ə)liˈsoʊʃəli

1In a way that relates to society or its organization.
a socially engaged writer
some people with mental illness become socially isolated
Example sentencesExamples
- Similar to the manner in which craft apprentices informally learn, teaching can comprise activities which are socially considered and planned.
- There's a tremendous amount to be learned about socially grounded engineering, design, and evaluation.
- He clearly emphasized the emergence of socially organized labour and production as the key to distinguishing humans from animals.
- These roots are socially planted and cultivated, and only collectively can they be dug up and 'detoxified'.
- A work organization is a socially designed unit that engages in activities to accomplish a goal, has an identifiable boundary, and is linked to the external society.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to rank and status in society.
  socially disadvantaged sectors of the rural community
  as submodifier dialects have been regarded as socially lower than a 'proper' form of the language
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maybe it is not surprising that he is seen as being socially inferior to Theophilus.
  Such rural women were less bound by gender segregation than their urban counterparts, particularly those from socially esteemed families.
  He gave his life, for all of his people, who are still today the world's economically denied and socially forgotten poor.
  This is a sect comprised of socially disenfranchised individuals who emphasize spontaneity, lay leadership, and authentic religious experience in worship.
  It results in an opaque admissions process that is more easily influenced by individuals who are socially privileged.
2. 1.2 With regard to rules about behaviour in society.
  the book of etiquette on how to behave socially
  as submodifier a society where sex before marriage is not socially acceptable
  Example sentencesExamples
  Early on, his drinking was linked to loneliness and an inability to fit in socially with his fellow players.
  Given a specific situation, students will be able to demonstrate the importance of acting socially.
  Some of his behavior seems socially inappropriate and disrespectful to others.
  It's not cool to strike a rebel pose these days, or socially correct to be a troublemaker anymore.
  Socially standardized rules make possible effective communication.
2In the company of others, especially for pleasure; in a social manner.
a coffee shop where people could meet socially
students interact socially both inside and outside the department
as submodifier a socially awkward teenager
Example sentencesExamples
- My quietness was deemed a terrible flaw which would end up leaving me a socially inadequate, unemployed adult.
- You have many positive friendships and feel socially comfortable.
- The two travelled to Sri Lanka together in July and met up socially in Washington at the end of the month.
- If it encourages people from different ethnic groups to come together socially, then I applaud that.
- They had spent plenty of time together at practice and in meetings, but this was the first time they gathered socially.

Definition of socially in US English:

socially

adverbˈsōSHəlēˈsoʊʃəli

1In a way that relates to society or its organization.
a socially engaged writer
some people with mental illness become socially isolated
Example sentencesExamples
- There's a tremendous amount to be learned about socially grounded engineering, design, and evaluation.
- A work organization is a socially designed unit that engages in activities to accomplish a goal, has an identifiable boundary, and is linked to the external society.
- He clearly emphasized the emergence of socially organized labour and production as the key to distinguishing humans from animals.
- These roots are socially planted and cultivated, and only collectively can they be dug up and 'detoxified'.
- Similar to the manner in which craft apprentices informally learn, teaching can comprise activities which are socially considered and planned.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to rank and status in society.
  socially disadvantaged sectors of the rural community
  as submodifier dialects have been regarded as socially lower than a 'proper' form of the language
  Example sentencesExamples
  It results in an opaque admissions process that is more easily influenced by individuals who are socially privileged.
  This is a sect comprised of socially disenfranchised individuals who emphasize spontaneity, lay leadership, and authentic religious experience in worship.
  He gave his life, for all of his people, who are still today the world's economically denied and socially forgotten poor.
  Maybe it is not surprising that he is seen as being socially inferior to Theophilus.
  Such rural women were less bound by gender segregation than their urban counterparts, particularly those from socially esteemed families.
2. 1.2 With regard to rules about behavior in society.
  the book of etiquette on how to behave socially
  as submodifier a society where sex before marriage is not socially acceptable
  Example sentencesExamples
  Early on, his drinking was linked to loneliness and an inability to fit in socially with his fellow players.
  Some of his behavior seems socially inappropriate and disrespectful to others.
  Socially standardized rules make possible effective communication.
  It's not cool to strike a rebel pose these days, or socially correct to be a troublemaker anymore.
  Given a specific situation, students will be able to demonstrate the importance of acting socially.
2In the company of others, especially for pleasure; in a social manner.
a coffee shop where people could meet socially
students interact socially both inside and outside the department
as submodifier a socially awkward teenager
Example sentencesExamples
- The two travelled to Sri Lanka together in July and met up socially in Washington at the end of the month.
- You have many positive friendships and feel socially comfortable.
- They had spent plenty of time together at practice and in meetings, but this was the first time they gathered socially.
- My quietness was deemed a terrible flaw which would end up leaving me a socially inadequate, unemployed adult.
- If it encourages people from different ethnic groups to come together socially, then I applaud that.

单词	socially
释义	Definition of socially in English: socially adverb ˈsəʊʃ(ə)liˈsoʊʃəli 1In a way that relates to society or its organization. a socially engaged writer some people with mental illness become socially isolated Example sentencesExamples Similar to the manner in which craft apprentices informally learn, teaching can comprise activities which are socially considered and planned. There's a tremendous amount to be learned about socially grounded engineering, design, and evaluation. He clearly emphasized the emergence of socially organized labour and production as the key to distinguishing humans from animals. These roots are socially planted and cultivated, and only collectively can they be dug up and 'detoxified'. A work organization is a socially designed unit that engages in activities to accomplish a goal, has an identifiable boundary, and is linked to the external society. 1.1 In a way that relates to rank and status in society. socially disadvantaged sectors of the rural community as submodifier dialects have been regarded as socially lower than a 'proper' form of the language Example sentencesExamples Maybe it is not surprising that he is seen as being socially inferior to Theophilus. Such rural women were less bound by gender segregation than their urban counterparts, particularly those from socially esteemed families. He gave his life, for all of his people, who are still today the world's economically denied and socially forgotten poor. This is a sect comprised of socially disenfranchised individuals who emphasize spontaneity, lay leadership, and authentic religious experience in worship. It results in an opaque admissions process that is more easily influenced by individuals who are socially privileged. 1.2 With regard to rules about behaviour in society. the book of etiquette on how to behave socially as submodifier a society where sex before marriage is not socially acceptable Example sentencesExamples Early on, his drinking was linked to loneliness and an inability to fit in socially with his fellow players. Given a specific situation, students will be able to demonstrate the importance of acting socially. Some of his behavior seems socially inappropriate and disrespectful to others. It's not cool to strike a rebel pose these days, or socially correct to be a troublemaker anymore. Socially standardized rules make possible effective communication. 2In the company of others, especially for pleasure; in a social manner. a coffee shop where people could meet socially students interact socially both inside and outside the department as submodifier a socially awkward teenager Example sentencesExamples My quietness was deemed a terrible flaw which would end up leaving me a socially inadequate, unemployed adult. You have many positive friendships and feel socially comfortable. The two travelled to Sri Lanka together in July and met up socially in Washington at the end of the month. If it encourages people from different ethnic groups to come together socially, then I applaud that. They had spent plenty of time together at practice and in meetings, but this was the first time they gathered socially. Definition of socially in US English: socially adverbˈsōSHəlēˈsoʊʃəli 1In a way that relates to society or its organization. a socially engaged writer some people with mental illness become socially isolated Example sentencesExamples There's a tremendous amount to be learned about socially grounded engineering, design, and evaluation. A work organization is a socially designed unit that engages in activities to accomplish a goal, has an identifiable boundary, and is linked to the external society. He clearly emphasized the emergence of socially organized labour and production as the key to distinguishing humans from animals. These roots are socially planted and cultivated, and only collectively can they be dug up and 'detoxified'. Similar to the manner in which craft apprentices informally learn, teaching can comprise activities which are socially considered and planned. 1.1 In a way that relates to rank and status in society. socially disadvantaged sectors of the rural community as submodifier dialects have been regarded as socially lower than a 'proper' form of the language Example sentencesExamples It results in an opaque admissions process that is more easily influenced by individuals who are socially privileged. This is a sect comprised of socially disenfranchised individuals who emphasize spontaneity, lay leadership, and authentic religious experience in worship. He gave his life, for all of his people, who are still today the world's economically denied and socially forgotten poor. Maybe it is not surprising that he is seen as being socially inferior to Theophilus. Such rural women were less bound by gender segregation than their urban counterparts, particularly those from socially esteemed families. 1.2 With regard to rules about behavior in society. the book of etiquette on how to behave socially as submodifier a society where sex before marriage is not socially acceptable Example sentencesExamples Early on, his drinking was linked to loneliness and an inability to fit in socially with his fellow players. Some of his behavior seems socially inappropriate and disrespectful to others. Socially standardized rules make possible effective communication. It's not cool to strike a rebel pose these days, or socially correct to be a troublemaker anymore. Given a specific situation, students will be able to demonstrate the importance of acting socially. 2In the company of others, especially for pleasure; in a social manner. a coffee shop where people could meet socially students interact socially both inside and outside the department as submodifier a socially awkward teenager Example sentencesExamples The two travelled to Sri Lanka together in July and met up socially in Washington at the end of the month. You have many positive friendships and feel socially comfortable. They had spent plenty of time together at practice and in meetings, but this was the first time they gathered socially. My quietness was deemed a terrible flaw which would end up leaving me a socially inadequate, unemployed adult. If it encourages people from different ethnic groups to come together socially, then I applaud that.
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