Haply Meaning in English
word
ˈhæpli
HAP-lee
hˈæpli
HAP-lee
释义
An old or literary word meaning 'perhaps' or 'by chance.'
用法与细微差别
Extremely rare in modern use, mostly found in poetry, old texts, or Shakespeare. Not used in everyday conversation; use 'perhaps', 'maybe', or 'possibly' instead.
Spanish: quizás - tal vez (arcaico)Portuguese (BR): talvez (arcaico) - por acaso (arcaico)Portuguese (PT): talvez (arcaico) - porventura (arcaico)Chinese (Simplified): 或许（古语）Chinese (Traditional): 或許（古語）Hindi: संभवत: (पुराना/काव्यात्मक)Arabic: ربما (قديم/شعري)Bengali: সম্ভবত - কদাচিৎRussian: возможно - может быть (устар.)Japanese: たぶん（古語） - おそらく（文学的）Vietnamese: có lẽ (cổ văn) - biết đâuKorean: 어쩌면 (고어) - 혹시 (문학적)Turkish: belki (eski/literer) - olasılıkla (edebi)Urdu: شاید (قدیم یا ادبی)Indonesian: barangkali (kuno/sastra) - boleh jadi (usang)
例句
It may haply rain tomorrow.
basic
She will haply arrive soon.
basic
Haply, they will forgive him.
basic
He wandered into the garden haply, lost in thought.
natural
The poet used the word haply to show uncertainty.
natural
Haply we'll meet again, when the time is right.
natural