plainly
柯林斯词典
1. ADV You use plainly to indicate that you believe something is obviously true, often when you are trying to convince someone else that it is true. 顯而易見地[強調]
The judge's conclusion was plainly wrong. 法官的結論顯然是錯誤的。
Plainly, a more objective method of description must be adopted. 顯然，必須採用一種更客觀的描述方法。
2. ADV You use plainly to indicate that something is easily seen, noticed, or recognized. 明顯地
He was plainly annoyed. 他明顯是生氣了。
I could plainly see him turning his head to the right and left. 我可以清楚地看到他將頭曏右轉然後又曏左轉。
3. →see also plain
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plainly /ˈpleɪnlɪ/
剑桥词典
plainly adverb (CLEARLY)
clearly or obviously
明顯地
This is plainly wrong . 這顯然是錯的。
Every footstep could be plainly heard . 每個腳步聲都清晰可辨。
The men had plainly lied . 很明顯，這些人撒了謊。
Plainly, a great deal of extra time will be needed for the security checks . 顯然，安全檢查還需要花費更多時間。
The incentive to sell more is great - and it plainly works . 給予銷量更多者的獎勵很豐厚 ——這招顯然奏傚了。
plainly adverb (WITH NOTHING ADDED)
simply and without a lot of decoration
樸素地，簡樸地
a plainly furnished room 陳設簡單的房間 返回 plainly