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ve.ry EXACT5ver7iadj [before n; not gradable](used to add emphasis to a noun) exact or particular同一的，正是的;恰好的This is the very book I've been looking for all month.这正是我找了一整月的那本书。You're the very person we need for the job.你正是我们所需要的那份工作的合适人选。Although they're sisters, they're the very opposite of one another.虽然他们是姐妹，但两人正好形成鲜明对照。The letter was sent on Monday from Munich and arrived in London the very next day.那封信是星期一从慕尼黑发出的，第二天就到达伦敦。The very fact that he didn't show up should have warned them that something was wrong.他没有露面这一事实应当已经警告了他们:出了问题。The very thought of having her friends to stay fills me with dread.正是那种将她朋友们留下的想法让我满心恐惧。Why not take garlic to stop you getting colds--it's the very thing (= it is exactly what is needed).为什么不吃点大蒜帮你预防感冒?那可灵极了。Very can also be used to show an extreme.完全的，十足的;极端的He found the piece of paper he had lost at the very bottom of the pile.他在那一大堆东西的最下面找到了他丢失的那张纸。We were at the very end of the queue and so didn't manage to get any tickets.我们排在队伍的最后头，因此没能买到票。
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