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| 1 | very much 非常；很 | He dearly wants to win. 他很想赢。 | | I love him dearly in spite of all his faults. 尽管他有许多缺点，我还是非常爱他。 | | would dearly like to do sth I’ d dearly like to be there when he finds out the truth! 当他查明真相时，我非常愿意到场！ | |
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| 2 | with serious loss , damage , or trouble 代价高地；破坏严重地；麻烦多地 | You’ re going to pay dearly for that mistake. 你要为那个错误付出高昂的代价。 | |
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| - | dearlybeloved spoken formal
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| used by a priest or other religious official as a way of speaking to the people at the start of a Christian ceremony , especially a wedding |
| 亲爱的人们（牧师或其他宗教官员在宗教仪式，尤指婚礼，开始时对人们的称呼） |
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