Relatively Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹɛɫətɪvɫi/
RE-luh-tiv-lee
/ɹˈɛlətˌɪvli/
RE-luh-tiv-lee
释义
Used to compare something to something else, meaning 'quite', 'somewhat', or 'more than average' in relation to something else.
用法与细微差别
'Relatively' is a formal or neutral adverb, usually placed before an adjective, adverb, or verb ('relatively easy', 'relatively quickly'). It often signals comparison within a specific group or context.
Spanish: relativamentePortuguese (BR): relativamentePortuguese (PT): relativamenteChinese (Simplified): 相对地 - 比较地Chinese (Traditional): 相對地 - 比較地Hindi: अपेक्षाकृतArabic: نسبياًBengali: তুলনামূলকভাবে - আপেক্ষিকভাবেRussian: относительноJapanese: 比較的Vietnamese: tương đốiKorean: 비교적Turkish: nispeten - göreceUrdu: نسبتاًIndonesian: relatif - cukup
例句
The test was relatively easy for most students.
basic
This phone is relatively cheap.
basic
Her house is relatively close to the school.
basic
He's relatively new to this job, but he learns fast.
natural
These shoes are relatively comfortable compared to my old ones.
natural
We finished the project in a relatively short time.
natural