Definition of infinitely in English:

infinitely

adverb ˈɪnfɪnətli

1To an infinite extent or amount; without limit.
there are issues here that could be expanded infinitely
infinitely divisible magnitudes
Example sentencesExamples
- It is enormous in size, in shape, in possibility, in time, in matter, in dimensions, infinitely.
- We have to point out that only numbers can increase exponentially and infinitely.
- It follows from the property of density that on arbitrarily small stretches of a line, infinitely many points must lie.
- Begun as a limited series for book publication, the collection has grown to suggest an infinitely expandable archive.
- The world went nuts over the idea of a low-cost, infinitely renewable source of energy that could sit on a coffee table.
- He sees things as lines and space, infinitely intersecting in nature, mind, and society.
- Five identical small white cat dolls on pedestals are displayed in a row of cages, their numbers infinitely extended by mirrors on either end.
- Infinitely variable transmission is being tested by certain automobile companies.
- Here, light from above strikes a succession of low arches that seem to extend infinitely.
- We carry the house of childhood around with us, like a snail with an invisible, infinitely whorled shell.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a very great degree; immensely.
  a sweet, infinitely watchable performance
  doing something is infinitely preferable to doing nothing
  Example sentencesExamples
  No architectural medium is more infinitely expressive and endlessly challenging.
  The conditions and consequences of hosting such a show, particularly in Johannesburg, are infinitely more interesting than the art itself.
  The space, fitted with lighting tracks, is infinitely flexible.
  The inspiration for art and popular culture at any given time is infinitely complex.
  This return has given birth to something infinitely new which must be accounted for.
  The updated classicism of the curtains seemed more contemporary and infinitely more engaging.
  Order, grand airy galleries, changing volumes and quantities of natural light together create an infinitely more agreeable experience.
  I identify infinitely more with the kids in that movie.
  The movie is an undeniably entertaining and infinitely hip movie.
  We have only his infinitely mobile facial expressions to guide us.

Definition of infinitely in US English:

infinitely

adverbˈinfənətlē

1To an infinite extent or amount; without limit.
there are issues here that could be expanded infinitely
infinitely divisible magnitudes
Example sentencesExamples
- We have to point out that only numbers can increase exponentially and infinitely.
- The world went nuts over the idea of a low-cost, infinitely renewable source of energy that could sit on a coffee table.
- Five identical small white cat dolls on pedestals are displayed in a row of cages, their numbers infinitely extended by mirrors on either end.
- Here, light from above strikes a succession of low arches that seem to extend infinitely.
- Begun as a limited series for book publication, the collection has grown to suggest an infinitely expandable archive.
- He sees things as lines and space, infinitely intersecting in nature, mind, and society.
- We carry the house of childhood around with us, like a snail with an invisible, infinitely whorled shell.
- It follows from the property of density that on arbitrarily small stretches of a line, infinitely many points must lie.
- Infinitely variable transmission is being tested by certain automobile companies.
- It is enormous in size, in shape, in possibility, in time, in matter, in dimensions, infinitely.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a very great degree; immensely.
  a sweet, infinitely watchable performance
  doing something is infinitely preferable to doing nothing
  Example sentencesExamples
  We have only his infinitely mobile facial expressions to guide us.
  No architectural medium is more infinitely expressive and endlessly challenging.
  The movie is an undeniably entertaining and infinitely hip movie.
  I identify infinitely more with the kids in that movie.
  The conditions and consequences of hosting such a show, particularly in Johannesburg, are infinitely more interesting than the art itself.
  The space, fitted with lighting tracks, is infinitely flexible.
  The updated classicism of the curtains seemed more contemporary and infinitely more engaging.
  The inspiration for art and popular culture at any given time is infinitely complex.
  Order, grand airy galleries, changing volumes and quantities of natural light together create an infinitely more agreeable experience.
  This return has given birth to something infinitely new which must be accounted for.

单词	infinitely
释义	Definition of infinitely in English: infinitely adverb ˈɪnfɪnətli 1To an infinite extent or amount; without limit. there are issues here that could be expanded infinitely infinitely divisible magnitudes Example sentencesExamples It is enormous in size, in shape, in possibility, in time, in matter, in dimensions, infinitely. We have to point out that only numbers can increase exponentially and infinitely. It follows from the property of density that on arbitrarily small stretches of a line, infinitely many points must lie. Begun as a limited series for book publication, the collection has grown to suggest an infinitely expandable archive. The world went nuts over the idea of a low-cost, infinitely renewable source of energy that could sit on a coffee table. He sees things as lines and space, infinitely intersecting in nature, mind, and society. Five identical small white cat dolls on pedestals are displayed in a row of cages, their numbers infinitely extended by mirrors on either end. Infinitely variable transmission is being tested by certain automobile companies. Here, light from above strikes a succession of low arches that seem to extend infinitely. We carry the house of childhood around with us, like a snail with an invisible, infinitely whorled shell. 1.1as submodifier To a very great degree; immensely. a sweet, infinitely watchable performance doing something is infinitely preferable to doing nothing Example sentencesExamples No architectural medium is more infinitely expressive and endlessly challenging. The conditions and consequences of hosting such a show, particularly in Johannesburg, are infinitely more interesting than the art itself. The space, fitted with lighting tracks, is infinitely flexible. The inspiration for art and popular culture at any given time is infinitely complex. This return has given birth to something infinitely new which must be accounted for. The updated classicism of the curtains seemed more contemporary and infinitely more engaging. Order, grand airy galleries, changing volumes and quantities of natural light together create an infinitely more agreeable experience. I identify infinitely more with the kids in that movie. The movie is an undeniably entertaining and infinitely hip movie. We have only his infinitely mobile facial expressions to guide us. Definition of infinitely in US English: infinitely adverbˈinfənətlē 1To an infinite extent or amount; without limit. there are issues here that could be expanded infinitely infinitely divisible magnitudes Example sentencesExamples We have to point out that only numbers can increase exponentially and infinitely. The world went nuts over the idea of a low-cost, infinitely renewable source of energy that could sit on a coffee table. Five identical small white cat dolls on pedestals are displayed in a row of cages, their numbers infinitely extended by mirrors on either end. Here, light from above strikes a succession of low arches that seem to extend infinitely. Begun as a limited series for book publication, the collection has grown to suggest an infinitely expandable archive. He sees things as lines and space, infinitely intersecting in nature, mind, and society. We carry the house of childhood around with us, like a snail with an invisible, infinitely whorled shell. It follows from the property of density that on arbitrarily small stretches of a line, infinitely many points must lie. Infinitely variable transmission is being tested by certain automobile companies. It is enormous in size, in shape, in possibility, in time, in matter, in dimensions, infinitely. 1.1as submodifier To a very great degree; immensely. a sweet, infinitely watchable performance doing something is infinitely preferable to doing nothing Example sentencesExamples We have only his infinitely mobile facial expressions to guide us. No architectural medium is more infinitely expressive and endlessly challenging. The movie is an undeniably entertaining and infinitely hip movie. I identify infinitely more with the kids in that movie. The conditions and consequences of hosting such a show, particularly in Johannesburg, are infinitely more interesting than the art itself. The space, fitted with lighting tracks, is infinitely flexible. The updated classicism of the curtains seemed more contemporary and infinitely more engaging. The inspiration for art and popular culture at any given time is infinitely complex. Order, grand airy galleries, changing volumes and quantities of natural light together create an infinitely more agreeable experience. This return has given birth to something infinitely new which must be accounted for.
随便看	get into a tangle get into a tizzy get into a tizzy/tizz get into condition get into conflict get into one's hands get into one's head get into position get into rows/columns get into shape get into someone's head get into the swing of things get into the wrong hands get into trouble get in touch get in touch with get involved get involved in get in with get in with get it get it get itchy feet get it in one get it in one