Definition of relatively in English:

relatively

adverb ˈrɛlətɪvliˈrɛlədɪvli

1sentence adverb In relation, comparison, or proportion to something else.
相对地，比较而言，按…比例说
they were very poor, but, relatively speaking, they had been lucky
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet, relatively speaking, religion and the churches were pushed away from the centre.
- Individualism is a pretty new idea relatively speaking and one which most of us today take for granted.
- The system of public education has not kept pace with the progress of the country, so that it is, relatively, falling behind.
- Relatively speaking, Antartica's hot.
Synonyms
to a certain degree, to a certain extent, to a limited degree, to a limited extent, to some degree, to some extent, partly, partially, half, in some measure, comparatively, moderately, to a point, up to a point, a little, somewhat
1. 1.1as submodifier Regarded in comparison with something else rather than absolutely; quite.
  比较地，相当
  the site was cheap and relatively clean
  这个地点不贵，而且比较干净。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The purpose of this was to provide a quick and relatively cheap appeal procedure.
  The devastation is vast, whilst being contained within a relatively small area.
  Our first task will be the formulation of a clear and relatively adequate version of externalism.
  If you wish to have any sort of chat you'll have to be relatively fast at typing.
  This may be one of the reasons why the Japanese labour market was so relatively unaffected by the oil crises.
  In some cases these are fairly tightly drawn and it is relatively clear what must be done.
  Affairs with patients were regarded by many as being relatively minor offences.
  First of all, the total is a relatively modest figure for a hearing that was pretty much one day as it turned out.
  Now, public hotspot usage is known to be limited to a relatively small number of individuals.
  Although relatively simple to operate, such a rule might be regarded as an example of overkill.
  What's special about these sorts of tests is that they are relatively simple.
  It is the relatively opaque idioms which tend to be fairly rigid in their form.
  So falls are not unusual although falls of this sort of magnitude are relatively rare.
  Such societies are held in relatively low regard by the college authorities.
  With some cars this is a relatively simple DIY task, in others it is quite tricky and best done by a garage.
  Part of its defence is based on points which might be regarded as relatively technical.
  We may be perky and bumptious and relatively youthful, but a lot of us are quite tired of working.
  While South Africa had large and relatively cheap supplies of coal, it lacked natural oil.
  Hares are relatively large and one will feed six to eight people adequately.
  The reason the price is relatively high compared to other options is two-fold.
  Synonyms
  comparatively, in comparison, by comparison, proportionately
  quite, fairly, reasonably, rather, somewhat, to a limited extent/degree, to a certain extent/degree, to some extent/degree, to an extent, to a degree, within reason, within limits, tolerably, passably, adequately, satisfactorily
  informal pretty, kind of, sort of, ish

Definition of relatively in US English:

relatively

adverbˈrelədivlēˈrɛlədɪvli

1sentence adverb In relation, comparison, or proportion to something else.
相对地，比较而言，按…比例说
it is perfectly simple, relatively speaking, to store a full catalog entry on magnetic tape
相对地说，在磁带上储存完整的目录是非常简单的。
Example sentencesExamples
- Relatively speaking, Antartica's hot.
- Yet, relatively speaking, religion and the churches were pushed away from the centre.
- The system of public education has not kept pace with the progress of the country, so that it is, relatively, falling behind.
- Individualism is a pretty new idea relatively speaking and one which most of us today take for granted.
Synonyms
to a certain degree, to a certain extent, to a limited degree, to a limited extent, to some degree, to some extent, partly, partially, half, in some measure, comparatively, moderately, to a point, up to a point, a little, somewhat
1. 1.1as submodifier Viewed in comparison with something else rather than absolutely.
  比较地，相当
  the site was cheap and relatively clean
  这个地点不贵，而且比较干净。
  relatively affluent people
  相对富裕的人们。
  Example sentencesExamples
  First of all, the total is a relatively modest figure for a hearing that was pretty much one day as it turned out.
  The devastation is vast, whilst being contained within a relatively small area.
  While South Africa had large and relatively cheap supplies of coal, it lacked natural oil.
  Our first task will be the formulation of a clear and relatively adequate version of externalism.
  We may be perky and bumptious and relatively youthful, but a lot of us are quite tired of working.
  Hares are relatively large and one will feed six to eight people adequately.
  Affairs with patients were regarded by many as being relatively minor offences.
  If you wish to have any sort of chat you'll have to be relatively fast at typing.
  What's special about these sorts of tests is that they are relatively simple.
  It is the relatively opaque idioms which tend to be fairly rigid in their form.
  This may be one of the reasons why the Japanese labour market was so relatively unaffected by the oil crises.
  Such societies are held in relatively low regard by the college authorities.
  The purpose of this was to provide a quick and relatively cheap appeal procedure.
  Part of its defence is based on points which might be regarded as relatively technical.
  The reason the price is relatively high compared to other options is two-fold.
  So falls are not unusual although falls of this sort of magnitude are relatively rare.
  Now, public hotspot usage is known to be limited to a relatively small number of individuals.
  With some cars this is a relatively simple DIY task, in others it is quite tricky and best done by a garage.
  Although relatively simple to operate, such a rule might be regarded as an example of overkill.
  In some cases these are fairly tightly drawn and it is relatively clear what must be done.
  Synonyms
  comparatively, in comparison, by comparison, proportionately

单词	relatively
释义	Definition of relatively in English: relatively adverb ˈrɛlətɪvliˈrɛlədɪvli 1sentence adverb In relation, comparison, or proportion to something else. 相对地，比较而言，按…比例说 they were very poor, but, relatively speaking, they had been lucky Example sentencesExamples Yet, relatively speaking, religion and the churches were pushed away from the centre. Individualism is a pretty new idea relatively speaking and one which most of us today take for granted. The system of public education has not kept pace with the progress of the country, so that it is, relatively, falling behind. Relatively speaking, Antartica's hot. Synonyms to a certain degree, to a certain extent, to a limited degree, to a limited extent, to some degree, to some extent, partly, partially, half, in some measure, comparatively, moderately, to a point, up to a point, a little, somewhat 1.1as submodifier Regarded in comparison with something else rather than absolutely; quite. 比较地，相当 the site was cheap and relatively clean 这个地点不贵，而且比较干净。 Example sentencesExamples The purpose of this was to provide a quick and relatively cheap appeal procedure. The devastation is vast, whilst being contained within a relatively small area. Our first task will be the formulation of a clear and relatively adequate version of externalism. If you wish to have any sort of chat you'll have to be relatively fast at typing. This may be one of the reasons why the Japanese labour market was so relatively unaffected by the oil crises. In some cases these are fairly tightly drawn and it is relatively clear what must be done. Affairs with patients were regarded by many as being relatively minor offences. First of all, the total is a relatively modest figure for a hearing that was pretty much one day as it turned out. Now, public hotspot usage is known to be limited to a relatively small number of individuals. Although relatively simple to operate, such a rule might be regarded as an example of overkill. What's special about these sorts of tests is that they are relatively simple. It is the relatively opaque idioms which tend to be fairly rigid in their form. So falls are not unusual although falls of this sort of magnitude are relatively rare. Such societies are held in relatively low regard by the college authorities. With some cars this is a relatively simple DIY task, in others it is quite tricky and best done by a garage. Part of its defence is based on points which might be regarded as relatively technical. We may be perky and bumptious and relatively youthful, but a lot of us are quite tired of working. While South Africa had large and relatively cheap supplies of coal, it lacked natural oil. Hares are relatively large and one will feed six to eight people adequately. The reason the price is relatively high compared to other options is two-fold. Synonyms comparatively, in comparison, by comparison, proportionately quite, fairly, reasonably, rather, somewhat, to a limited extent/degree, to a certain extent/degree, to some extent/degree, to an extent, to a degree, within reason, within limits, tolerably, passably, adequately, satisfactorily informal pretty, kind of, sort of, ish Definition of relatively in US English: relatively adverbˈrelədivlēˈrɛlədɪvli 1sentence adverb In relation, comparison, or proportion to something else. 相对地，比较而言，按…比例说 it is perfectly simple, relatively speaking, to store a full catalog entry on magnetic tape 相对地说，在磁带上储存完整的目录是非常简单的。 Example sentencesExamples Relatively speaking, Antartica's hot. Yet, relatively speaking, religion and the churches were pushed away from the centre. The system of public education has not kept pace with the progress of the country, so that it is, relatively, falling behind. Individualism is a pretty new idea relatively speaking and one which most of us today take for granted. Synonyms to a certain degree, to a certain extent, to a limited degree, to a limited extent, to some degree, to some extent, partly, partially, half, in some measure, comparatively, moderately, to a point, up to a point, a little, somewhat 1.1as submodifier Viewed in comparison with something else rather than absolutely. 比较地，相当 the site was cheap and relatively clean 这个地点不贵，而且比较干净。 relatively affluent people 相对富裕的人们。 Example sentencesExamples First of all, the total is a relatively modest figure for a hearing that was pretty much one day as it turned out. The devastation is vast, whilst being contained within a relatively small area. While South Africa had large and relatively cheap supplies of coal, it lacked natural oil. Our first task will be the formulation of a clear and relatively adequate version of externalism. We may be perky and bumptious and relatively youthful, but a lot of us are quite tired of working. Hares are relatively large and one will feed six to eight people adequately. Affairs with patients were regarded by many as being relatively minor offences. If you wish to have any sort of chat you'll have to be relatively fast at typing. What's special about these sorts of tests is that they are relatively simple. It is the relatively opaque idioms which tend to be fairly rigid in their form. This may be one of the reasons why the Japanese labour market was so relatively unaffected by the oil crises. Such societies are held in relatively low regard by the college authorities. The purpose of this was to provide a quick and relatively cheap appeal procedure. Part of its defence is based on points which might be regarded as relatively technical. The reason the price is relatively high compared to other options is two-fold. So falls are not unusual although falls of this sort of magnitude are relatively rare. Now, public hotspot usage is known to be limited to a relatively small number of individuals. With some cars this is a relatively simple DIY task, in others it is quite tricky and best done by a garage. Although relatively simple to operate, such a rule might be regarded as an example of overkill. In some cases these are fairly tightly drawn and it is relatively clear what must be done. Synonyms comparatively, in comparison, by comparison, proportionately
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