largely的意思和读音

largely

: [ˈlɑrdʒli] : [ˈlɑː(r)dʒli]

adv.

adv.+v.largely ignore

adv.particularly

adv.mainly,in the main,mostly,for the most part,principally

largelyadv.

1.to a great extent; mostly or mainly

the manager who is largely responsible for the team's victory

It was largely a matter of trial and error.

He resigned largely because of the stories in the press.

adv.1.2.3.

adv.1.mainly

1. concerned a. largely ad. astronaut n. ...

2. concerned a. largely ad. astronaut n. ...

3. ●thrust v. largely adv. ●comic adj. ...

4. large () largely laser ...

5. landscape n. largely ad. M magician n. ...

6., laptop/n. largely/ad. lately/ad. ...

7. landslide largely larvae ...

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1.It has been argued that the higher energy efficiency, largely as a result of the sudden deceleration of heavy industries, is only temporary.

2.Largely because China is not quite ready to dismantle labor-intensive industries that still provide much-needed jobs at home.

3.The amount of enjoyment you receive from your career, in fact, will be largely determined by how much commitment you give it.

4.This failure largely reflects the high profits to be gained and the poor state of regulation across the economy.

5.Scientists in our day have largely abandoned the notion of a Creator as an unnecessary hypothesis, or at least an untestable one.

6.But Japan's public is not ready to support greater spending on defence that has, since the war, largely been outsourced to the US, he says.

7.After all, he had been a largely passive vice-president and before that an unexceptional state governor.

8.And yet Mr Sarkozy has bolstered the momentum of his reforms thanks to three largely unrelated factors.

9.Soldiers are questioning how much they'll use digital chem lights in Afghanistan's mountainous, largely-rural terrain.广

10.The angst of a decade ago, when it seemed that Germany might be the new sick man of Europe, has largely gone.