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- in actual fact, as opposed to what is said or imagined to be true or possible真正地, 确实地, 实际上, 事实上：
so what really happened?
那么到底发生了什么事？
they're not really my aunt and uncle
他们实际上并非我的姑妈和姑父
sentence adverb really, there are only three options.事实上, 只有三种选择。
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- used to add strength, sincerity, or seriousness to a statement or opinion实在, 确实, 的确; 其实（用来增加陈述或观点的力量、诚意或严重性）：
I really want to go
我确实想走
I'm sorry, Ruth, I really am
对不起, 鲁思, 我的确是
you really ought to tell her.
你真的该告诉她。
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- seriously (used in questions and exclamations with an implied negative answer)用于带有隐含的否定回答的疑问句和感叹句真的, 是吗：
do you really expect me to believe that?
你真的指望我会相信这件事吗？
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- as submodifier very; thoroughly很, 十分; 全然：
I think she's really great
我认为她很伟大
a really cold day
很冷的一天
he writes really well.
他写得很好。
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- used to express interest, surprise, or doubt真的（用来表示兴趣、惊奇或疑惑）：
'I've been working hard.' 'Really?'
“我一直在努力工作。”“真的？”
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- used to express mild protest真是的：
really, Marjorie, you do jump to conclusions!
真是的, 马乔里, 你的结论太草率了！
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- chiefly US used to express agreement〈主美〉的确如此：
'It's a nightmare finding somewhere to live in this town.' 'Yeah, really.'
“要在这个城里找个地方住是一件可怕的事。”“是的, 真是这样。”
短语
really and truly
- used to emphasize the sincerity of a statement or opinion果真,的的确确, 千真万确：
I sometimes wonder whether you really and truly love me.
我有时候想你是否果真爱我。