vastly的意思和读音

vastly

: [ˈvæs(t)li] : [ˈvɑːs(t)li]

adv.

广

adv.slightly

adv.massively,much,greatly,infinitely,immensely

vastlyadv.

1.very much

I'm a vastly different person now.

The quality of the training has vastly improved.

adv.1.,,;,;2.广

adv.1.to a great degree

1.广 densely vastly 广 enormously ...

2. faintly vastly justly ...

3. 27.machinery 28.vastly 29.increase ...

4.B广 densely[ A] vastlyB]广 enormously[ C] ...

5. ... declining adj. 退 vastly adv. sponsor v. ...

6. recommendation vastly vast 广广 ...

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1.With rising wages and a vastly underestimated underground economy, consumers have the money and the desire to spend.

2.The heart of the new finance is on Wall Street and in London, but the growth of cross-border capital flows vastly extended its reach.

3.The elders all agree that marriage, as God designed it, is vastly more serious and sacred than our culture makes it out to be.

4.Fathers from the 'greatest generation' down to the baby boomers came of age at a time of vastly different expectations.

5.Nothing, it seems to me, unless it means we have failed to prepare for the outcome that's vastly more probable.

6.That would be worrying - if it weren't for the vastly greater peril of extreme climate change caused by burning all that carbon.——

7.But he seems to have decided that conservative orthodoxies have become a vastly bigger threat to good economic policy than liberal ones.

8.A key problem seems to be that many mass-market vitamins are vastly different from those found naturally in food or plants.

9.Even young women recovering from anorexia who have maintained a healthy weight for over a year had vastly different brain activity patterns.使

10.As you know, pulling particles from the interstellar side is vastly more difficult than it was for the cometary side.