tru·ly
adverb/ˈtruːli/
/ˈtruːli/
Word Family
Idioms - true adjective (≠ untrue)
- truth noun
- truthful adjective (≠ untruthful)
- truthfully adverb
- truly adverb
- used to emphasize that a particular statement, feeling, etc. is sincere or real
（用于说法、感觉等）真诚地，诚恳地，衷心地 - She truly believes that none of this is her fault.
她真的认为这一切都不是她的错。 - I'm truly sorry that things had to end like this.
事情落到这样的结局，我从内心里感到歉疚。 - I felt truly at home.
我感到真正宾至如归。 - I do care. Truly, I do!
我真的在乎。真的，我愿意！ - Does she truly love him?
她真的爱他吗？ - He could never truly forgive her.
他永远无法真正原谅她。 - He truly wants to improve the town.
他真心实意地想改善这个小镇。
- She truly believes that none of this is her fault.
- used to emphasize a particular quality
（指性质）真正，确实 - The results are truly amazing.
结果真是太惊人了。 - It's a truly remarkable movie.
这是一部真正了不起的电影。 - a truly great work of art
真正伟大的艺术作品 - a truly memorable occasion
的确值得纪念的盛事 - a truly magnificent performance
真正精彩的表演
- The results are truly amazing.
- used to emphasize that a particular description is accurate or correct
（指描述）确切，准确，精确，确实 - a truly democratic system of government
真正的民主政体 - (informal) Well, really and truly, things were better than expected.
啊，情况的的确确比预计的要好。 - He started the first truly international ballet company.
他创办了第一个真正的国际芭蕾舞团。 - They truly understand what we're going through.
他们真正理解我们正在经历的事情。 - a brand that is truly global
一个真正的全球品牌
- a truly democratic system of government
Word OriginOld English trēowlīce ‘faithfully’ (see true, -ly).
Idioms
well and truly
- (informal) completely
完全；全面；整体地 - By that time we were well and truly lost.
那时候我们已经完全迷路了。
- By that time we were well and truly lost.
yours truly
- Yours Truly(North American English, formal) used at the end of a formal letter before you sign your name
（用于正式信函末尾署名前） - (informal, often humorous) I/me
鄙人 - Steve came first, Robin second, and yours truly came last.
史蒂夫最先，罗宾第二，鄙人最后。
- Steve came first, Robin second, and yours truly came last.