Definition of verbally in English:

verbally

adverbˈvəːb(ə)liˈvərbəli

1By means of words.
she claimed to have been verbally abused
a love he can never express verbally
Example sentencesExamples
- She verbally demolishes her loser father for cheating on her abused mother.
- The relationships between the characters are explored through angles and lighting, and much more is expressed visually than verbally.
- In the end scene, fhe has them looking at each other rather than verbally explaining why they must part.
- The cast occasionally got back at him, at least verbally.
- I translate ideas either verbally or imagistically.
1. 1.1 Using spoken rather than written communication; orally.
  he is reported to have agreed verbally to take on the job
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the absence of a printed catalogue, experts sometimes also introduced the lots verbally during auctions.
  Have you ever found out too late that the insurance plan you discussed verbally during the job interview is not quite what you thought it was going to be?
  It was a secret so unique that no one was permitted to refer to it by any proper name either verbally or in writing.
  The instructor stands in the front of a room videotaping himself as a talking head, communicating the material verbally.
  We can publicize our colleagues' good work verbally and through newsletters.
2Grammar
With the function of a verb.
Example sentencesExamples
- When it functions verbally, it displays the features of a mixed category.
- In the same prepositional context, it is used on one occasion verbally and on another occasion nominally.
- Such a root is normally intransitive if used verbally.
- Such words are classifiers and cannot be used verbally.
- Certain prefixes can make verbs out of words that are otherwise not used verbally.

Definition of verbally in US English:

verbally

adverbˈvərbəlēˈvərbəli

1By means of words.
she claimed to have been verbally abused
a love he can never express verbally
Example sentencesExamples
- The relationships between the characters are explored through angles and lighting, and much more is expressed visually than verbally.
- She verbally demolishes her loser father for cheating on her abused mother.
- I translate ideas either verbally or imagistically.
- In the end scene, fhe has them looking at each other rather than verbally explaining why they must part.
- The cast occasionally got back at him, at least verbally.
1. 1.1 Using spoken rather than written communication; orally.
  he is reported to have agreed verbally to take on the job
  Example sentencesExamples
  We can publicize our colleagues' good work verbally and through newsletters.
  It was a secret so unique that no one was permitted to refer to it by any proper name either verbally or in writing.
  Have you ever found out too late that the insurance plan you discussed verbally during the job interview is not quite what you thought it was going to be?
  In the absence of a printed catalogue, experts sometimes also introduced the lots verbally during auctions.
  The instructor stands in the front of a room videotaping himself as a talking head, communicating the material verbally.
2Grammar
With the function of a verb.
Example sentencesExamples
- When it functions verbally, it displays the features of a mixed category.
- Certain prefixes can make verbs out of words that are otherwise not used verbally.
- Such words are classifiers and cannot be used verbally.
- In the same prepositional context, it is used on one occasion verbally and on another occasion nominally.
- Such a root is normally intransitive if used verbally.

单词	verbally
释义	Definition of verbally in English: verbally adverbˈvəːb(ə)liˈvərbəli 1By means of words. she claimed to have been verbally abused a love he can never express verbally Example sentencesExamples She verbally demolishes her loser father for cheating on her abused mother. The relationships between the characters are explored through angles and lighting, and much more is expressed visually than verbally. In the end scene, fhe has them looking at each other rather than verbally explaining why they must part. The cast occasionally got back at him, at least verbally. I translate ideas either verbally or imagistically. 1.1 Using spoken rather than written communication; orally. he is reported to have agreed verbally to take on the job Example sentencesExamples In the absence of a printed catalogue, experts sometimes also introduced the lots verbally during auctions. Have you ever found out too late that the insurance plan you discussed verbally during the job interview is not quite what you thought it was going to be? It was a secret so unique that no one was permitted to refer to it by any proper name either verbally or in writing. The instructor stands in the front of a room videotaping himself as a talking head, communicating the material verbally. We can publicize our colleagues' good work verbally and through newsletters. 2Grammar With the function of a verb. Example sentencesExamples When it functions verbally, it displays the features of a mixed category. In the same prepositional context, it is used on one occasion verbally and on another occasion nominally. Such a root is normally intransitive if used verbally. Such words are classifiers and cannot be used verbally. Certain prefixes can make verbs out of words that are otherwise not used verbally. Definition of verbally in US English: verbally adverbˈvərbəlēˈvərbəli 1By means of words. she claimed to have been verbally abused a love he can never express verbally Example sentencesExamples The relationships between the characters are explored through angles and lighting, and much more is expressed visually than verbally. She verbally demolishes her loser father for cheating on her abused mother. I translate ideas either verbally or imagistically. In the end scene, fhe has them looking at each other rather than verbally explaining why they must part. The cast occasionally got back at him, at least verbally. 1.1 Using spoken rather than written communication; orally. he is reported to have agreed verbally to take on the job Example sentencesExamples We can publicize our colleagues' good work verbally and through newsletters. It was a secret so unique that no one was permitted to refer to it by any proper name either verbally or in writing. Have you ever found out too late that the insurance plan you discussed verbally during the job interview is not quite what you thought it was going to be? In the absence of a printed catalogue, experts sometimes also introduced the lots verbally during auctions. The instructor stands in the front of a room videotaping himself as a talking head, communicating the material verbally. 2Grammar With the function of a verb. Example sentencesExamples When it functions verbally, it displays the features of a mixed category. Certain prefixes can make verbs out of words that are otherwise not used verbally. Such words are classifiers and cannot be used verbally. In the same prepositional context, it is used on one occasion verbally and on another occasion nominally. Such a root is normally intransitive if used verbally.
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