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ap.par.ent.lyHE5pAr7[nt7li, $-5per-advApparently means 'it appears' esp. when you are not certain of the truth of the information you are going to give, or want to distance yourself from it.显然; 似乎，看来Well, apparently she's had enough of this country and she's heading off to Africa.看来她在这个国家呆够了，现在她要去非洲了。Apparently, we have to change all the labels on the books during the next week.看来下个星期我们得把书上的标签全都换了。An eighty-year-old woman was badly hurt in what the police describe as an apparently motiveless attack (=it appeared to have no purpose, such as stealing).在警方所谓的无明显动机的袭击中，一位80岁的老太太被严重打伤。People also use apparently to mean 'in fact'when the real situation is different from what they thought it was.实际上You know I told you Alice's party was on the 13th, well I saw her last night and apparently it's on the 14th.你瞧，我跟你说过爱丽丝的聚会是在13日，可我昨晚见过她，所以实际应该是在14日。She looks about 12 but apparently she's 14.她看上去大约12岁，可实际上已经14岁了。I thought they were married but apparently not (=they are not married).我以为他们已经结过婚了，可实际上没有。
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