Definition of mortally in English:

mortally

adverb ˈmɔːt(ə)liˈmɔrdli

1In such a manner as to cause death.
致命地
the gunner was mortally wounded
炮手受了致命伤。
Example sentencesExamples
- Another child was mortally wounded and two other teachers and several more children were badly injured.
- So many others in their division had fallen in the same manner, mortally wounded and left with only their pride and honor.
- Innocent people had been murdered, women and children mortally wounded.
- She was in pain; earlier on, she had overheard the constable talking to someone else on his walkie-talkie, about a mortally wounded person in dire need of treatment.
- The beast still lives; but it is mortally wounded.
- In a moment, six lay dead on the burning dust; the seventh, who'd struggled against his bonds in the tumult, fell mortally wounded beside them.
- Before he reached the quarter-deck ladder he was told Captain Cooke had been mortally wounded.
- Hamilton, mortally wounded, was rowed to Greenwich Village, where he died the following day.
- However, I witnessed the distressing sight of turtles, some mortally wounded, others recovering, their shells sliced open by propellers - the direct result of this stupidity.
- But he was mortally wounded and was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital.
- Such texts are not interested in the story of a helicopter pilot who risks his life in a maneuver that saves his commanding officer, or in the officer who dies trying to rescue a mortally wounded comrade.
- The American commander, Captain James Lawrence, was mortally wounded and his ship surrendered to a British boarding party after a great loss of life.
- Much later, Tomlinson realized that the hotel had already been hit and that all the journalists were either fleeing their rooms or helping evacuate the mortally wounded reporters.
- Some were mortally wounded, some received moderate injuries (such as burns, shot wounds and severed veins) and others were lightly injured.
- The cemetery was used by the British military from 1708 until 1835 and, despite its name, only two men mortally wounded at Trafalgar are buried here - the majority were buried at sea.
- The ballistics report concluded that he was mortally wounded one-and-a-half metres from the jeep.
- A captain in the Green Howards' Regiment, Verity died on July 31, 1943, after being mortally wounded in action a few days earlier while leading his Company in Sicily.
- A police source said that he found Smith mortally wounded in the kitchen and pulled the knife out of his chest.
- It is clear he is mortally wounded but, true friend that he is, he manages to warn Pepe with his dying breath.
- The tail-gunner was mortally wounded, but the captain refused to bail out - swearing that the two of them would land the plane together.
2Very intensely or seriously.
剧烈地
I expected him to be mortally offended
我以为他会非常生气。
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the police themselves were mortally afraid of the Flying Squad.
- He attempted another smile, but the effort was in vain, suddenly he felt cold all over, and mortally afraid.
- Politicians seem to be mortally afraid of these characters who have taken charge of the programme, whatever government is in power.
- I'm mortally afraid that my voice would come out all wobbly and broken, but surprisingly, it's calm enough.
- Kirsten had probably been mortally offended when Sunny had labelled her a cheerleader.
- But I keep my distance, too afraid, so mortally afraid, to do anything about it.
- It can't happen: something always goes wrong - and it's all the more likely if you have mortally offended one of your guests by snubbing his hairdressing skills.
- The bottom line: we have to change the rules to make companies deathly afraid of producing dishonest numbers, as we have to make accountants mortally afraid of certifying them.
- His repeated errors of judgement make him look suspiciously like he'll mortally offend other leaders by failing to do his homework.
- He clung tighter to Alan, mortally afraid his friend and beloved would try and abandon him.
- I was mortally offended by what you wrote about him in your last article.
- I never thought people would be mortally offended by the sounds I was making.
- Apparently someone in the far corner of the room let out an audible yawn, and Father David was mortally offended.

Definition of mortally in US English:

mortally

adverbˈmôrdlēˈmɔrdli

1In such a manner as to cause death.
致命地
the gunner was mortally wounded
炮手受了致命伤。
Example sentencesExamples
- A captain in the Green Howards' Regiment, Verity died on July 31, 1943, after being mortally wounded in action a few days earlier while leading his Company in Sicily.
- Hamilton, mortally wounded, was rowed to Greenwich Village, where he died the following day.
- Another child was mortally wounded and two other teachers and several more children were badly injured.
- In a moment, six lay dead on the burning dust; the seventh, who'd struggled against his bonds in the tumult, fell mortally wounded beside them.
- So many others in their division had fallen in the same manner, mortally wounded and left with only their pride and honor.
- A police source said that he found Smith mortally wounded in the kitchen and pulled the knife out of his chest.
- The tail-gunner was mortally wounded, but the captain refused to bail out - swearing that the two of them would land the plane together.
- The American commander, Captain James Lawrence, was mortally wounded and his ship surrendered to a British boarding party after a great loss of life.
- Much later, Tomlinson realized that the hotel had already been hit and that all the journalists were either fleeing their rooms or helping evacuate the mortally wounded reporters.
- Before he reached the quarter-deck ladder he was told Captain Cooke had been mortally wounded.
- Some were mortally wounded, some received moderate injuries (such as burns, shot wounds and severed veins) and others were lightly injured.
- But he was mortally wounded and was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital.
- The ballistics report concluded that he was mortally wounded one-and-a-half metres from the jeep.
- It is clear he is mortally wounded but, true friend that he is, he manages to warn Pepe with his dying breath.
- Innocent people had been murdered, women and children mortally wounded.
- The beast still lives; but it is mortally wounded.
- She was in pain; earlier on, she had overheard the constable talking to someone else on his walkie-talkie, about a mortally wounded person in dire need of treatment.
- The cemetery was used by the British military from 1708 until 1835 and, despite its name, only two men mortally wounded at Trafalgar are buried here - the majority were buried at sea.
- However, I witnessed the distressing sight of turtles, some mortally wounded, others recovering, their shells sliced open by propellers - the direct result of this stupidity.
- Such texts are not interested in the story of a helicopter pilot who risks his life in a maneuver that saves his commanding officer, or in the officer who dies trying to rescue a mortally wounded comrade.
1. 1.1 Very intensely or seriously.
  剧烈地
  I expected him to be mortally offended
  我以为他会非常生气。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I'm mortally afraid that my voice would come out all wobbly and broken, but surprisingly, it's calm enough.
  I was mortally offended by what you wrote about him in your last article.
  Apparently someone in the far corner of the room let out an audible yawn, and Father David was mortally offended.
  Even the police themselves were mortally afraid of the Flying Squad.
  Kirsten had probably been mortally offended when Sunny had labelled her a cheerleader.
  The bottom line: we have to change the rules to make companies deathly afraid of producing dishonest numbers, as we have to make accountants mortally afraid of certifying them.
  Politicians seem to be mortally afraid of these characters who have taken charge of the programme, whatever government is in power.
  He clung tighter to Alan, mortally afraid his friend and beloved would try and abandon him.
  It can't happen: something always goes wrong - and it's all the more likely if you have mortally offended one of your guests by snubbing his hairdressing skills.
  He attempted another smile, but the effort was in vain, suddenly he felt cold all over, and mortally afraid.
  I never thought people would be mortally offended by the sounds I was making.
  His repeated errors of judgement make him look suspiciously like he'll mortally offend other leaders by failing to do his homework.
  But I keep my distance, too afraid, so mortally afraid, to do anything about it.

单词	mortally
释义	Definition of mortally in English: mortally adverb ˈmɔːt(ə)liˈmɔrdli 1In such a manner as to cause death. 致命地 the gunner was mortally wounded 炮手受了致命伤。 Example sentencesExamples Another child was mortally wounded and two other teachers and several more children were badly injured. So many others in their division had fallen in the same manner, mortally wounded and left with only their pride and honor. Innocent people had been murdered, women and children mortally wounded. She was in pain; earlier on, she had overheard the constable talking to someone else on his walkie-talkie, about a mortally wounded person in dire need of treatment. The beast still lives; but it is mortally wounded. In a moment, six lay dead on the burning dust; the seventh, who'd struggled against his bonds in the tumult, fell mortally wounded beside them. Before he reached the quarter-deck ladder he was told Captain Cooke had been mortally wounded. Hamilton, mortally wounded, was rowed to Greenwich Village, where he died the following day. However, I witnessed the distressing sight of turtles, some mortally wounded, others recovering, their shells sliced open by propellers - the direct result of this stupidity. But he was mortally wounded and was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. Such texts are not interested in the story of a helicopter pilot who risks his life in a maneuver that saves his commanding officer, or in the officer who dies trying to rescue a mortally wounded comrade. The American commander, Captain James Lawrence, was mortally wounded and his ship surrendered to a British boarding party after a great loss of life. Much later, Tomlinson realized that the hotel had already been hit and that all the journalists were either fleeing their rooms or helping evacuate the mortally wounded reporters. Some were mortally wounded, some received moderate injuries (such as burns, shot wounds and severed veins) and others were lightly injured. The cemetery was used by the British military from 1708 until 1835 and, despite its name, only two men mortally wounded at Trafalgar are buried here - the majority were buried at sea. The ballistics report concluded that he was mortally wounded one-and-a-half metres from the jeep. A captain in the Green Howards' Regiment, Verity died on July 31, 1943, after being mortally wounded in action a few days earlier while leading his Company in Sicily. A police source said that he found Smith mortally wounded in the kitchen and pulled the knife out of his chest. It is clear he is mortally wounded but, true friend that he is, he manages to warn Pepe with his dying breath. The tail-gunner was mortally wounded, but the captain refused to bail out - swearing that the two of them would land the plane together. 2Very intensely or seriously. 剧烈地 I expected him to be mortally offended 我以为他会非常生气。 Example sentencesExamples Even the police themselves were mortally afraid of the Flying Squad. He attempted another smile, but the effort was in vain, suddenly he felt cold all over, and mortally afraid. Politicians seem to be mortally afraid of these characters who have taken charge of the programme, whatever government is in power. I'm mortally afraid that my voice would come out all wobbly and broken, but surprisingly, it's calm enough. Kirsten had probably been mortally offended when Sunny had labelled her a cheerleader. But I keep my distance, too afraid, so mortally afraid, to do anything about it. It can't happen: something always goes wrong - and it's all the more likely if you have mortally offended one of your guests by snubbing his hairdressing skills. The bottom line: we have to change the rules to make companies deathly afraid of producing dishonest numbers, as we have to make accountants mortally afraid of certifying them. His repeated errors of judgement make him look suspiciously like he'll mortally offend other leaders by failing to do his homework. He clung tighter to Alan, mortally afraid his friend and beloved would try and abandon him. I was mortally offended by what you wrote about him in your last article. I never thought people would be mortally offended by the sounds I was making. Apparently someone in the far corner of the room let out an audible yawn, and Father David was mortally offended. Definition of mortally in US English: mortally adverbˈmôrdlēˈmɔrdli 1In such a manner as to cause death. 致命地 the gunner was mortally wounded 炮手受了致命伤。 Example sentencesExamples A captain in the Green Howards' Regiment, Verity died on July 31, 1943, after being mortally wounded in action a few days earlier while leading his Company in Sicily. Hamilton, mortally wounded, was rowed to Greenwich Village, where he died the following day. Another child was mortally wounded and two other teachers and several more children were badly injured. In a moment, six lay dead on the burning dust; the seventh, who'd struggled against his bonds in the tumult, fell mortally wounded beside them. So many others in their division had fallen in the same manner, mortally wounded and left with only their pride and honor. A police source said that he found Smith mortally wounded in the kitchen and pulled the knife out of his chest. The tail-gunner was mortally wounded, but the captain refused to bail out - swearing that the two of them would land the plane together. The American commander, Captain James Lawrence, was mortally wounded and his ship surrendered to a British boarding party after a great loss of life. Much later, Tomlinson realized that the hotel had already been hit and that all the journalists were either fleeing their rooms or helping evacuate the mortally wounded reporters. Before he reached the quarter-deck ladder he was told Captain Cooke had been mortally wounded. Some were mortally wounded, some received moderate injuries (such as burns, shot wounds and severed veins) and others were lightly injured. But he was mortally wounded and was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. The ballistics report concluded that he was mortally wounded one-and-a-half metres from the jeep. It is clear he is mortally wounded but, true friend that he is, he manages to warn Pepe with his dying breath. Innocent people had been murdered, women and children mortally wounded. The beast still lives; but it is mortally wounded. She was in pain; earlier on, she had overheard the constable talking to someone else on his walkie-talkie, about a mortally wounded person in dire need of treatment. The cemetery was used by the British military from 1708 until 1835 and, despite its name, only two men mortally wounded at Trafalgar are buried here - the majority were buried at sea. However, I witnessed the distressing sight of turtles, some mortally wounded, others recovering, their shells sliced open by propellers - the direct result of this stupidity. Such texts are not interested in the story of a helicopter pilot who risks his life in a maneuver that saves his commanding officer, or in the officer who dies trying to rescue a mortally wounded comrade. 1.1 Very intensely or seriously. 剧烈地 I expected him to be mortally offended 我以为他会非常生气。 Example sentencesExamples I'm mortally afraid that my voice would come out all wobbly and broken, but surprisingly, it's calm enough. I was mortally offended by what you wrote about him in your last article. Apparently someone in the far corner of the room let out an audible yawn, and Father David was mortally offended. Even the police themselves were mortally afraid of the Flying Squad. Kirsten had probably been mortally offended when Sunny had labelled her a cheerleader. The bottom line: we have to change the rules to make companies deathly afraid of producing dishonest numbers, as we have to make accountants mortally afraid of certifying them. Politicians seem to be mortally afraid of these characters who have taken charge of the programme, whatever government is in power. He clung tighter to Alan, mortally afraid his friend and beloved would try and abandon him. It can't happen: something always goes wrong - and it's all the more likely if you have mortally offended one of your guests by snubbing his hairdressing skills. He attempted another smile, but the effort was in vain, suddenly he felt cold all over, and mortally afraid. I never thought people would be mortally offended by the sounds I was making. His repeated errors of judgement make him look suspiciously like he'll mortally offend other leaders by failing to do his homework. But I keep my distance, too afraid, so mortally afraid, to do anything about it.
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