In essence Meaning in English
expression
ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈɛsəns
in ESS-uhns
ˈɪn/ /ˈɛsəns
in ESS-uhns
التعريف
Used to express the most basic and important qualities of something, meaning 'basically' or 'essentially'.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Formal or semi-formal; often used in explanations, summaries, or analysis. Similar to 'basically' or 'essentially', but sounds more academic. Usually comes at the start or in the middle of sentences.
Spanish: en esenciaPortuguese (BR): em essênciaPortuguese (PT): em essênciaChinese (Simplified): 本质上Chinese (Traditional): 本質上Hindi: मूलतःArabic: في الجوهرBengali: মূলত - আসলেRussian: по сути - в сущностиJapanese: 本質的に - 要するにVietnamese: về bản chất - thực chấtKorean: 본질적으로 - 즉Turkish: özünde - esasenUrdu: اصل میں - بنیادی طور پرIndonesian: pada dasarnya - intinya
جمل نموذجية
In essence, this rule means you have to arrive early.
basic
Cats and dogs are, in essence, different animals.
basic
In essence, water is made of hydrogen and oxygen.
basic
He talks a lot, but in essence, his point is simple.
natural
In essence, you’re asking for more time, right?
natural
Their methods are different, but in essence they want the same thing.
natural