Definition of mechanically in English:

mechanically

adverb mɪˈkanɪkliməˈkænək(ə)li

1By means of a machine or machinery.
the rice is harvested mechanically
a mechanically propelled vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- By the late 1970s, the sugar industry began harvesting mechanically.
- Mixed debris that can't be easily sorted on a demolition site can still be mechanically sorted for recycling.
- The court is mechanically ventilated by exhaust fans at the roof level to prevent hot air buildup.
- The USDA will prohibit use of mechanically separated meat in human food.
- Depending on the season, heat or cold is mechanically extracted from the water.
- Undesirable vegetation in a pond can be controlled mechanically, biologically, or chemically.
- Thornless trellised blackberries may be mechanically harvested at $1.70 per pound.
- Bearing canes are mechanically pruned with a rotary mower.
- Flats for square cartons are mechanically opened to receive ice cream fed to the line through overhead pipes.
- Gallon containers are mechanically loaded onto a cart that typically holds 80 gallons at a time.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to machines or machinery.
  the car is almost guaranteed not to fail mechanically
  I'm mechanically inclined and I know how to work things
  Example sentencesExamples
  He would ultimately branch into the "hardware" business, delivering the most mechanically lavish and technically saturated film series the world would ever know.
  Mechanically, it resembles the standard 284 model, featuring a 5.9-liter Cummins engine.
  Those of you who are mechanically inclined can take a leading role in creating a local fuel economy for your community.
  This is an informative lesson in how mechanically complex it once was to make believable sci-fi classics.
  His aim has been to acquire the mechanically unusual or complicated, rather than merely the standard pieces by the great names of English clockmaking.
  The mechanism of these puppets is more sophisticated compared to their mechanically challenged European relatives.
  The color and scale have to be right, and it has to be mechanically sound with structural integrity.
  The drive sprockets on the printers are not mechanically perfect.
  I am sorry to be obtuse about this, but I am not mechanically competent.
  Keep it simple, both mechanically and in management, and do it with a payback and minimal risk.
2Without thought or spontaneity; automatically.
the words are repeated mechanically
I nodded mechanically
Example sentencesExamples
- He mechanically establishes the emotional distance between the father and son and the daughter's mothering attitude toward her macho dad.
- As an actress, all she does is mechanically regurgitate lines.
- From his methodical, dispassionate demeanor, it is evident that he is still mechanically sleepwalking through his civilian life.
- She has grown in her love for him and won't blindly, mechanically, follow his lead.
- It's a documentary short about the policewoman who mechanically directs the sparse city traffic, all to a techno beat.
- At one point, she started mechanically singing along to the soundtrack of her own video.
- Only their hands are seen as they clap, sometimes mechanically, sometimes enthusiastically.
- It's no fun because the reaction has been so mechanically jerked out of us.
- Such principled discretion had the effect of converting Eakins into a bloodless, sexless creative artist who cerebrally posed various difficult technical challenges to himself and then methodically and mechanically set about solving them.
- In the current state of civilization, people mechanically repeat poor imitations of original gestures.

Definition of mechanically in US English:

mechanically

adverbməˈkænək(ə)liməˈkanək(ə)lē

1By means of a machine or machinery.
the rice is harvested mechanically
a mechanically propelled vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- Undesirable vegetation in a pond can be controlled mechanically, biologically, or chemically.
- The USDA will prohibit use of mechanically separated meat in human food.
- Bearing canes are mechanically pruned with a rotary mower.
- Depending on the season, heat or cold is mechanically extracted from the water.
- Thornless trellised blackberries may be mechanically harvested at $1.70 per pound.
- Flats for square cartons are mechanically opened to receive ice cream fed to the line through overhead pipes.
- Mixed debris that can't be easily sorted on a demolition site can still be mechanically sorted for recycling.
- The court is mechanically ventilated by exhaust fans at the roof level to prevent hot air buildup.
- Gallon containers are mechanically loaded onto a cart that typically holds 80 gallons at a time.
- By the late 1970s, the sugar industry began harvesting mechanically.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to machines or machinery.
  the car is almost guaranteed not to fail mechanically
  I'm mechanically inclined and I know how to work things
  Example sentencesExamples
  Keep it simple, both mechanically and in management, and do it with a payback and minimal risk.
  The drive sprockets on the printers are not mechanically perfect.
  The mechanism of these puppets is more sophisticated compared to their mechanically challenged European relatives.
  He would ultimately branch into the "hardware" business, delivering the most mechanically lavish and technically saturated film series the world would ever know.
  Mechanically, it resembles the standard 284 model, featuring a 5.9-liter Cummins engine.
  I am sorry to be obtuse about this, but I am not mechanically competent.
  His aim has been to acquire the mechanically unusual or complicated, rather than merely the standard pieces by the great names of English clockmaking.
  Those of you who are mechanically inclined can take a leading role in creating a local fuel economy for your community.
  This is an informative lesson in how mechanically complex it once was to make believable sci-fi classics.
  The color and scale have to be right, and it has to be mechanically sound with structural integrity.
2Without thought or spontaneity; automatically.
the words are repeated mechanically
I nodded mechanically
Example sentencesExamples
- Only their hands are seen as they clap, sometimes mechanically, sometimes enthusiastically.
- As an actress, all she does is mechanically regurgitate lines.
- It's a documentary short about the policewoman who mechanically directs the sparse city traffic, all to a techno beat.
- At one point, she started mechanically singing along to the soundtrack of her own video.
- He mechanically establishes the emotional distance between the father and son and the daughter's mothering attitude toward her macho dad.
- She has grown in her love for him and won't blindly, mechanically, follow his lead.
- Such principled discretion had the effect of converting Eakins into a bloodless, sexless creative artist who cerebrally posed various difficult technical challenges to himself and then methodically and mechanically set about solving them.
- From his methodical, dispassionate demeanor, it is evident that he is still mechanically sleepwalking through his civilian life.
- In the current state of civilization, people mechanically repeat poor imitations of original gestures.
- It's no fun because the reaction has been so mechanically jerked out of us.

单词	mechanically
释义	Definition of mechanically in English: mechanically adverb mɪˈkanɪkliməˈkænək(ə)li 1By means of a machine or machinery. the rice is harvested mechanically a mechanically propelled vehicle Example sentencesExamples By the late 1970s, the sugar industry began harvesting mechanically. Mixed debris that can't be easily sorted on a demolition site can still be mechanically sorted for recycling. The court is mechanically ventilated by exhaust fans at the roof level to prevent hot air buildup. The USDA will prohibit use of mechanically separated meat in human food. Depending on the season, heat or cold is mechanically extracted from the water. Undesirable vegetation in a pond can be controlled mechanically, biologically, or chemically. Thornless trellised blackberries may be mechanically harvested at $1.70 per pound. Bearing canes are mechanically pruned with a rotary mower. Flats for square cartons are mechanically opened to receive ice cream fed to the line through overhead pipes. Gallon containers are mechanically loaded onto a cart that typically holds 80 gallons at a time. 1.1 In a way that relates to machines or machinery. the car is almost guaranteed not to fail mechanically I'm mechanically inclined and I know how to work things Example sentencesExamples He would ultimately branch into the "hardware" business, delivering the most mechanically lavish and technically saturated film series the world would ever know. Mechanically, it resembles the standard 284 model, featuring a 5.9-liter Cummins engine. Those of you who are mechanically inclined can take a leading role in creating a local fuel economy for your community. This is an informative lesson in how mechanically complex it once was to make believable sci-fi classics. His aim has been to acquire the mechanically unusual or complicated, rather than merely the standard pieces by the great names of English clockmaking. The mechanism of these puppets is more sophisticated compared to their mechanically challenged European relatives. The color and scale have to be right, and it has to be mechanically sound with structural integrity. The drive sprockets on the printers are not mechanically perfect. I am sorry to be obtuse about this, but I am not mechanically competent. Keep it simple, both mechanically and in management, and do it with a payback and minimal risk. 2Without thought or spontaneity; automatically. the words are repeated mechanically I nodded mechanically Example sentencesExamples He mechanically establishes the emotional distance between the father and son and the daughter's mothering attitude toward her macho dad. As an actress, all she does is mechanically regurgitate lines. From his methodical, dispassionate demeanor, it is evident that he is still mechanically sleepwalking through his civilian life. She has grown in her love for him and won't blindly, mechanically, follow his lead. It's a documentary short about the policewoman who mechanically directs the sparse city traffic, all to a techno beat. At one point, she started mechanically singing along to the soundtrack of her own video. Only their hands are seen as they clap, sometimes mechanically, sometimes enthusiastically. It's no fun because the reaction has been so mechanically jerked out of us. Such principled discretion had the effect of converting Eakins into a bloodless, sexless creative artist who cerebrally posed various difficult technical challenges to himself and then methodically and mechanically set about solving them. In the current state of civilization, people mechanically repeat poor imitations of original gestures. Definition of mechanically in US English: mechanically adverbməˈkænək(ə)liməˈkanək(ə)lē 1By means of a machine or machinery. the rice is harvested mechanically a mechanically propelled vehicle Example sentencesExamples Undesirable vegetation in a pond can be controlled mechanically, biologically, or chemically. The USDA will prohibit use of mechanically separated meat in human food. Bearing canes are mechanically pruned with a rotary mower. Depending on the season, heat or cold is mechanically extracted from the water. Thornless trellised blackberries may be mechanically harvested at $1.70 per pound. Flats for square cartons are mechanically opened to receive ice cream fed to the line through overhead pipes. Mixed debris that can't be easily sorted on a demolition site can still be mechanically sorted for recycling. The court is mechanically ventilated by exhaust fans at the roof level to prevent hot air buildup. Gallon containers are mechanically loaded onto a cart that typically holds 80 gallons at a time. By the late 1970s, the sugar industry began harvesting mechanically. 1.1 In a way that relates to machines or machinery. the car is almost guaranteed not to fail mechanically I'm mechanically inclined and I know how to work things Example sentencesExamples Keep it simple, both mechanically and in management, and do it with a payback and minimal risk. The drive sprockets on the printers are not mechanically perfect. The mechanism of these puppets is more sophisticated compared to their mechanically challenged European relatives. He would ultimately branch into the "hardware" business, delivering the most mechanically lavish and technically saturated film series the world would ever know. Mechanically, it resembles the standard 284 model, featuring a 5.9-liter Cummins engine. I am sorry to be obtuse about this, but I am not mechanically competent. His aim has been to acquire the mechanically unusual or complicated, rather than merely the standard pieces by the great names of English clockmaking. Those of you who are mechanically inclined can take a leading role in creating a local fuel economy for your community. This is an informative lesson in how mechanically complex it once was to make believable sci-fi classics. The color and scale have to be right, and it has to be mechanically sound with structural integrity. 2Without thought or spontaneity; automatically. the words are repeated mechanically I nodded mechanically Example sentencesExamples Only their hands are seen as they clap, sometimes mechanically, sometimes enthusiastically. As an actress, all she does is mechanically regurgitate lines. It's a documentary short about the policewoman who mechanically directs the sparse city traffic, all to a techno beat. At one point, she started mechanically singing along to the soundtrack of her own video. He mechanically establishes the emotional distance between the father and son and the daughter's mothering attitude toward her macho dad. She has grown in her love for him and won't blindly, mechanically, follow his lead. Such principled discretion had the effect of converting Eakins into a bloodless, sexless creative artist who cerebrally posed various difficult technical challenges to himself and then methodically and mechanically set about solving them. From his methodical, dispassionate demeanor, it is evident that he is still mechanically sleepwalking through his civilian life. In the current state of civilization, people mechanically repeat poor imitations of original gestures. It's no fun because the reaction has been so mechanically jerked out of us.
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