Criminally Meaning in English
word
ˈkɹɪmənəɫi
KRIM-uh-nuh-lee
kɹˈɪmɪnəli
krih-MIN-uh-lee
释义
'Criminally' means in a way that relates to a crime, or in an extremely bad or irresponsible way.
用法与细微差别
Used formally to mean 'in a way that breaks the law' (e.g., 'criminally liable'), and informally as an intensifier for something very bad (e.g., 'criminally expensive'). Rare in everyday speech except for emphasis. 'Criminally' is not the same as 'illegally', which always means against the law.
Spanish: criminalmentePortuguese (BR): criminalmentePortuguese (PT): criminalmenteChinese (Simplified): 犯罪地 - 极其（用作强调）Chinese (Traditional): 犯罪地 - 極其（用作強調）Hindi: आपराधिक रूप सेArabic: بشكل إجراميBengali: অপরাধমূলকভাবে - অপরাধজনকভাবে - চরমভাবে (অত্যন্ত খারাপ)Russian: криминально - преступно - возмутительно (очень плохо)Japanese: 犯罪的に - 極めてひどくVietnamese: một cách phạm tội - một cách cực kỳ (rất tệ)Korean: 범죄적으로 - 터무니없이 (매우 나쁘게)Turkish: suç işleyerek - suç derecesinde (aşırı kötü)Urdu: مجرمانہ طور پر - انتہا درجے میں (بہت برا)Indonesian: secara kriminal - sangat (dengan makna sangat buruk)
例句
He acted criminally by stealing the money.
basic
She was found criminally responsible for the accident.
basic
It is criminally wrong to abuse animals.
basic
That phone is criminally expensive!
natural
He was criminally careless when driving late at night.
natural
This cake is criminally delicious – I can’t stop eating it!
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