fully的意思|fully的解释-里氏词典

fully ['fʊlɪ]

ad. 十分地, 完全地, 充分地

I don't fully understand his reasons for leaving.
我不完全理解他离开的理由。
Computer science is now a fully-fledged academic subject.
计算机科学目前已是一门成熟的学科。
He never fully recovered, and had to spend the rest of his life as an invalid.
他没能完全康复，于是不得不成了一名残疾者度过余生。

fully

[ adv ]

to the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely; (`full' in this sense is used as a combining form)

<adv.all>

fully grown

he didn't fully understand

knew full well

full-grown

full-fledged

sufficiently; more than adequately

<adv.all>

the evidence amply (or fully) confirms our suspicions

they were fully (or amply) fed

referring to a quantity

<adv.all>

the amount was paid in full

Fully \Ful"ly\, adv.
In a full manner or degree; completely; entirely; without
lack or defect; adequately; satisfactorily; as, to be fully
persuaded of the truth of a proposition.

{Fully committed} (Law), committed to prison for trial, in
distinction from being detained for examination.

Syn: Completely; entirely; maturely; plentifully; abundantly;
plenteously; copiously; largely; amply; sufficiently;
clearly; distinctly; perfectly.

Last year, Japanese inflation was about 3 percent, but fully half of the increase was attributed to a 3 percent sales tax imposed in April.
Europeans are likely fully to understand America's carefree attitude to the dollar only if they finally achieve economic and monetary union.
"I'm going to introduce it sometime at my convenience." Rep. Rostenkowski wants the slower approach because he fears that a rush for tax cuts could lead to a big plan that isn't fully paid for and increases the budget deficit.
Yemen said Saturday that it was fully committed to honoring the U.N. embargo and denied reports it serves as a base for Iraqi warplanes.
If Mr Gonzalez fails to meet the challenge he now faces, Spain can abandon any hope of playing a fully competitive role in the economy of the new Europe.
BZW's Ecu100m issue for Swedish Export Credit, fully fungible with an existing Ecu400m of bonds due in February 1994, was widely seen as tightly priced - though it was offered at five basis points above the similar deal from OKB at the end of last week.
Dougherty ruled in June 1985 that the state had to fully fund programs mandated by the Legislature for people with chronic mental illness, and the order was affirmed in March 1989 by the Arizona Supreme Court.
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., the chief Senate sponsor, said he and White House officials bargained for weeks over the definition of business necessity but could never fully cement an agreement.
The budget documents state that "the discipline that the current budget process imposes on most Federal agencies is not fully effective in controlling Federal credit programs," because the process doesn't show how big the subsidies are.
It would trade the fully deployed Soviet SS-24 mobile-missile system for the unbuilt rail-mounted MX missile.
The $280 million offering will consist of $55 million of traditional tax-exempt munis, $200 million of bonds subject to the so-called alternative minimum tax and $26 million of fully taxable bonds.
Fully 60% of 1,016 employers polled by consultant Foster Higgins will offer the benefit by 1992, up from 50% last year and 41% in 1989, even though IRS rules require them to fully fund accounts all year.
"This action underscores the need for a dialogue between the government and the black opposition to bring about a fully functioning non-racial democracy," said White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater.
The Postal Service hopes remote encoding will help the service fully automate mail processing by 1995.
Mr. Eizenstat and some congressional allies also made calls, and the tax break was eventually fully restored.
Compaq said it earned $58 million, or $1.40 a share on a fully diluted basis, up from $36 million, or 94 cents a share, a year earlier.
That's because for fully paid stock holdings, the brokers must obtain permission from the individual customers, an arduous task, said an official at one brokerage firm.
Offshore; good general demand with brighter teas fully firm and often dearer, but plain descriptions attracted limited enquiry.
"With Upjohn's help, the corporation is expected to become a fully integrated pharmaceutical company through gradual transitions in the future," he said.
"The government is now acting to implement the recommendation for a new regulatory system and to ensure that the lessons of this terrible event are fully learnt and fully put into effect,"' Wakeham said.
"The government is now acting to implement the recommendation for a new regulatory system and to ensure that the lessons of this terrible event are fully learnt and fully put into effect,"' Wakeham said.
In Amarillo, Gov. Clements sent depositors running for their money after he predicted that the beleaguered FSLIC insurance fund wouldn't fully back deposits.
Four days later, she buried her fully formed stillborn daughter.
Earl Spencer said that Diana, the Princess of Wales, had met Victoria and fully approved of the wedding.
There will be further steps taken to ensure that they are fully effective, and then we'll wait and see where we go from there.
At the White House, presidential spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said "we fully expect there to be an agreement" on a deficit-reduction package.
And within four years, the party will have to face fully free elections.
The drug companies have been fully cooperative in making the changes, he added.
The Hunt brothers' Placid Oil Co. is expected to submit a reorganization plan today that proposes to pay back fully its non-bank creditors over as many as 10 years if Placid can survive profitably.
After the offering is completed, the public would own 19.1% of the stock on a fully diluted basis, Duracell management would own 10.3% and the leveraged buy-out firm of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. would own the rest.

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