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verbally ['vɚbl.ɪ]

ad. 口头地, 非书面地

verbally

[ adv ]

as a verb

<adv.all>

he had a habit of using nouns verbally

by means of language

<adv.all>

verbally expressive

Verbally \Ver"bal*ly\, adv.
1. In a verbal manner; orally.

2. Word for word; verbatim. --Dryden.

In another incident, Fitzwater said White House chief of staff Jon Sununu was "verbally attacked" when he complained about the earlier occurrences.
Carl C. Icahn identified two Canadian oil companies with which he has discussed a joint takeover of Texaco Inc. and asserted that Citibank has verbally agreed to finance such a transaction.
"He was never abused physically, just verbally, and his car was often taken apart," he said. "I don't know why he was singled out for such treatment.
As a result, several American ambassadors in Arab countries were asked to discuss the U.S. concerns verbally with authorities there, Murphy said.
A Washoe District Court judge ruled that the groups had verbally modified a February written contract by agreeing to meet a pre-payment schedule to cover expenses for parking, security and other operating costs.
A black Labrador retriever named Amaris guided her to classes. She took all of her exams verbally.
Byrd said he had discussed the issue of futuristic weapons with Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, who reported verbally on the panel's findings.
And he had an undeniable cruel streak, which he unleashed verbally against Frazier and such hapless foes as Floyd Patterson and Ernie Terrell, all fellow blacks.
Goldhamer charged that Ms. Douglass had abused her husband verbally and physically during the early part of their marriage.
"Students are required to verbally `defend' their projects for the judges, and we felt it would be a severe imposition to expect judges to have to question a 10-year-old girl about such a project," he said.
Since the arrest of the elder Golub son, Tinyes family members have verbally confronted the Golubs, who live four houses away on a tree-lined road in suburban Valley Stream.
"The State Department has notified us verbally, but we are awaiting written confirmation before developing plans for our future involvement there."
The judge said Miss Gabor's action "verbally slapped the faces of every cop." "She was not satisfied with that.
The judge said her action "verbally slapped the faces of every cop.
Using Sequal, both market-makers, after verbally agreeing on a trade, would enter their version of the trade into the computer and within five minutes they could see if the details match.
Savage was accused of verbally attacking whites and Jews during his recent primary campaign.
"I feel we all have the right to walk down the street without being attacked, either physically or verbally," Johnson said. "Gays are not protected in lot of ways under some of these laws." "I think this case is an unprecedented case.
Kriendler said approval had been given verbally by Ray Salazar, FAA's director of civil aviation security, at a March 1988 meeting with security heads of Pan Am and other airlines.
"It was a simple traffic accident," said police spokesman Wendell Creager. "But the woman whose car was hit got out and started verbally abusing the other driver.
Mrs. Burgsdorff said the Springer heirs had agreed verbally in 1986 that Kirch should have a stake of up to 26 percent, but the family later changed its mind. She said Kirch then began discussions with the Burdas.
"If younldren across the country are watching this film, they really won't understand how the person who stutters is abused verbally and shamed by everyone around him," said Mark Power, a member oNational Stuttering Project advird.

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