Eminently Meaning in English
word
ˈɛmənəntɫi
EM-uh-nuhnt-lee
ˈɛmɪnəntli
EM-in-uhnt-lee
释义
Used to emphasize that something is very or highly a particular way; extremely.
用法与细微差别
Eminently is formal and primarily used before adjectives, especially positive ones (e.g., 'eminently qualified'). Not used with negative adjectives. Don't confuse with 'imminently' (soon to happen). Common in written or professional contexts.
Spanish: sumamente - eminentementePortuguese (BR): extremamente - eminentementePortuguese (PT): extremamente - eminentementeChinese (Simplified): 极其 - 非常Chinese (Traditional): 極其 - 非常Hindi: अत्यंत - बेहदArabic: للغاية - بشكل بارزBengali: অত্যন্ত - অত্যাবশ্যকভাবেRussian: в высшей степени - чрезвычайно - исключительноJapanese: 非常に - 極めてVietnamese: cực kỳ - rấtKorean: 지극히 - 매우Turkish: son derece - pekUrdu: انتہائی - بدرجہ اُتمIndonesian: sangat - amat
例句
She is eminently qualified for the job.
basic
The proposal is eminently sensible.
basic
His plan is eminently practical.
basic
This area is eminently suitable for growing grapes.
natural
He's eminently respected in his field.
natural
The restaurant was eminently forgettable, honestly.
natural