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awfully ['ɔfʊlɪ]

ad. 恶劣地, 非常地, 极端地

It is awfully boring.
太叫人厌烦了。
She's awfully county.
她十足地主派头.
This tin-opener is awfully fiddly.
这把罐头刀很不好使.

awfully

[ adv ]

used as intensifiers

<adv.all>

terribly interesting

I'm awful sorry

of a dreadful kind

<adv.all>

there was a dreadfully bloody accident on the road this morning

in a terrible manner

<adv.all>

she sings terribly

Awfully \Aw"ful*ly\, adv.
1. In an awful manner; in a manner to fill with terror or
awe; fearfully; reverently.

2. Very; excessively. [Slang]

The school ran an ad on Aug. 1 addressed to Virgil. "It's awfully hot in my house," it read. "If you'll fix my air conditioning, I'll let you take me to the movies.
Still, Mr. Byrne added, "the stock looked awfully cheap to me." He paid an average share price of $31.13.
A White House official indicated that while sterner measures such as a trade embargo or military intervention are "always options," both are still considered "awfully drastic."
In all, well over a dozen recent campaigns look awfully familiar.
Yes, the catfish are an awfully good smoking gun." Hoke said he would refill the pond outside the main entrance to Interior Department headquarters and set an underwater trap for the catfish as soon as possible.
'We've been working awfully closely.' The bank is cranking up to lend heavily.
And Walter Washington, president of the UAW local at Ford's Wayne plant, said "it would be awfully hard now to go into negotiations and say we won't have profit sharing.
"But the new students, those people have an awfully tough time getting beyond our name.
The expected outcome of the price-support plan "leaves the British government looking awfully good to me," said a senior executive at one of the U.S. investment banks that underwrote the issue.
Leaving a pile of money to the grandchildren can be awfully expensive under the new tax act.
Television has never been awfully good at Easter.
In defining our vital interests in the Gulf, the administration's trumpet gives an awfully uncertain sound.
Friedman added, they indicate that takeover financing has a debt-to-equity ratio of 3-to-1, which he called "an awfully high ratio by the standards of American business."
The coal owners figured they had an awfully good case.
"I knew he was right," said Wilson. "But I also thought something was awfully wrong." When Zambia achieved independence in 1964, Wilson moved to Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, where he was offered a good job in its game department.
It was a big secret and the children didn't tell," Miss Karrey, 78, said Friday. "They were awfully cute."' She will retire this month after 54 years of teaching, including 51 in North Adams kindergarten classrooms.
Even a few last words are included, such as Sir James M. Barrie's "To die will be an awfully big adventure," and "Don't give up the ship," attributed to Admiral Oliver Hazard Perry.
Still, that extra yield can be awfully appealing.
That suggests it must be an awfully sturdy table.
By then, it seemed that a 90-minute talk show was awfully long. It seemed years since Sajak had opened with his monologue.
It makes awfully good press to hear about a drug company with a heart."
"I would think that's an awfully tough defense to establish, even in a spousal situation, never mind a mother and son," he says.
In particular, Mr. Birch's numbers seem awfully high to most other researchers.
"They are meant to take care of the Reagans "But the Reagans seem awfully blue.
"I would hope not," he said. "If you come and offer me 50 percent or more (profit) for more of my assets, I would think you're an awfully friendly guy.
"When you're down, it's awfully hard to get back up," says Retired Admiral Steven White, TVA's headstrong nuclear czar.
"From their point of view, it's an awfully comfortable position," said Mr. Slater.
"It seems to me to be an awfully _ just to use a phrase _ lackadaisical way of taking a look at how cases are prosecuted," he said.

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