Definition of informally in English:

informally

adverb ɪnˈfɔːm(ə)li

1In a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial manner.
the group meets informally one evening a month
we have informally agreed to share our resources
Example sentencesExamples
- There's less opportunity to informally settle conflicts fostered by an increasing diversity.
- My first real job involved informally managing 40 world-class software engineers.
- I enjoy spending time in the South Bronx with my camera and have worked informally with youth groups.
- I certainly started my mentoring career informally.
- Instead of the typical "making of" footage, it is almost completely interviews with each artist sitting next to each other informally.
- They were a group of black women writers in New York who met informally during the 1970s.
- What was said at the time informally to the inhabitants remains disputed.
- We no longer live in a society where it is common for families to spend their evenings informally making music with friends.
- The centerpiece of the show is informally called "the jumping room."
- This presents an opportunity to talk informally with students.
1. 1.1 In a casual style.
  he is dressed informally in jeans and a lumberjack shirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  The nuns, most dressed informally in pants or skirts, gave her a standing ovation.
  The informally dressed abbot offered only a simple expression of respect before dismembering the statue.
  In contrast to many of the self-portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless, and with his shirt sleeves rolled up.
  Quietly spoken and informally dressed, he describes himself as an energetic, inquisitive, compassionate person.
  He looked uncommonly fine, though a little informally attired and scruffily dressed.
  You both were informally dressed, but quite fetching in your wet clothing.
  William was informally dressed, the collar of his shirt was open, and he had a brandy glass in his hand.
  In elated disposition, she was informally attired in a brown lacy top and black trousers.
  Dressed informally in windbreakers and sweaters, they helped build a consensus for free trade.
  He dressed informally, and his rounded forehead was furrowed under a widow's peak of hair.

Definition of informally in US English:

informally

adverbinˈfôrməlē

1In a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial manner.
the group meets informally one evening a month
we have informally agreed to share our resources
Example sentencesExamples
- What was said at the time informally to the inhabitants remains disputed.
- There's less opportunity to informally settle conflicts fostered by an increasing diversity.
- I enjoy spending time in the South Bronx with my camera and have worked informally with youth groups.
- The centerpiece of the show is informally called "the jumping room."
- This presents an opportunity to talk informally with students.
- They were a group of black women writers in New York who met informally during the 1970s.
- My first real job involved informally managing 40 world-class software engineers.
- We no longer live in a society where it is common for families to spend their evenings informally making music with friends.
- Instead of the typical "making of" footage, it is almost completely interviews with each artist sitting next to each other informally.
- I certainly started my mentoring career informally.
1. 1.1 In a casual style.
  he is dressed informally in jeans and a lumberjack shirt
  Example sentencesExamples
  Quietly spoken and informally dressed, he describes himself as an energetic, inquisitive, compassionate person.
  He dressed informally, and his rounded forehead was furrowed under a widow's peak of hair.
  The informally dressed abbot offered only a simple expression of respect before dismembering the statue.
  In elated disposition, she was informally attired in a brown lacy top and black trousers.
  You both were informally dressed, but quite fetching in your wet clothing.
  In contrast to many of the self-portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless, and with his shirt sleeves rolled up.
  William was informally dressed, the collar of his shirt was open, and he had a brandy glass in his hand.
  He looked uncommonly fine, though a little informally attired and scruffily dressed.
  The nuns, most dressed informally in pants or skirts, gave her a standing ovation.
  Dressed informally in windbreakers and sweaters, they helped build a consensus for free trade.

单词	informally
释义	Definition of informally in English: informally adverb ɪnˈfɔːm(ə)li 1In a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial manner. the group meets informally one evening a month we have informally agreed to share our resources Example sentencesExamples There's less opportunity to informally settle conflicts fostered by an increasing diversity. My first real job involved informally managing 40 world-class software engineers. I enjoy spending time in the South Bronx with my camera and have worked informally with youth groups. I certainly started my mentoring career informally. Instead of the typical "making of" footage, it is almost completely interviews with each artist sitting next to each other informally. They were a group of black women writers in New York who met informally during the 1970s. What was said at the time informally to the inhabitants remains disputed. We no longer live in a society where it is common for families to spend their evenings informally making music with friends. The centerpiece of the show is informally called "the jumping room." This presents an opportunity to talk informally with students. 1.1 In a casual style. he is dressed informally in jeans and a lumberjack shirt Example sentencesExamples The nuns, most dressed informally in pants or skirts, gave her a standing ovation. The informally dressed abbot offered only a simple expression of respect before dismembering the statue. In contrast to many of the self-portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless, and with his shirt sleeves rolled up. Quietly spoken and informally dressed, he describes himself as an energetic, inquisitive, compassionate person. He looked uncommonly fine, though a little informally attired and scruffily dressed. You both were informally dressed, but quite fetching in your wet clothing. William was informally dressed, the collar of his shirt was open, and he had a brandy glass in his hand. In elated disposition, she was informally attired in a brown lacy top and black trousers. Dressed informally in windbreakers and sweaters, they helped build a consensus for free trade. He dressed informally, and his rounded forehead was furrowed under a widow's peak of hair. Definition of informally in US English: informally adverbinˈfôrməlē 1In a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial manner. the group meets informally one evening a month we have informally agreed to share our resources Example sentencesExamples What was said at the time informally to the inhabitants remains disputed. There's less opportunity to informally settle conflicts fostered by an increasing diversity. I enjoy spending time in the South Bronx with my camera and have worked informally with youth groups. The centerpiece of the show is informally called "the jumping room." This presents an opportunity to talk informally with students. They were a group of black women writers in New York who met informally during the 1970s. My first real job involved informally managing 40 world-class software engineers. We no longer live in a society where it is common for families to spend their evenings informally making music with friends. Instead of the typical "making of" footage, it is almost completely interviews with each artist sitting next to each other informally. I certainly started my mentoring career informally. 1.1 In a casual style. he is dressed informally in jeans and a lumberjack shirt Example sentencesExamples Quietly spoken and informally dressed, he describes himself as an energetic, inquisitive, compassionate person. He dressed informally, and his rounded forehead was furrowed under a widow's peak of hair. The informally dressed abbot offered only a simple expression of respect before dismembering the statue. In elated disposition, she was informally attired in a brown lacy top and black trousers. You both were informally dressed, but quite fetching in your wet clothing. In contrast to many of the self-portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless, and with his shirt sleeves rolled up. William was informally dressed, the collar of his shirt was open, and he had a brandy glass in his hand. He looked uncommonly fine, though a little informally attired and scruffily dressed. The nuns, most dressed informally in pants or skirts, gave her a standing ovation. Dressed informally in windbreakers and sweaters, they helped build a consensus for free trade.
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