In many respects Meaning in English
expression
释义
Used to say that something is true, similar, or relevant in several ways or areas, but not necessarily in every way.
用法与细微差别
A formal and slightly academic phrase, often found in written English but also used in speech, especially in discussions or comparisons. Common at the start or end of sentences: "In many respects, ..." or "... in many respects." Not interchangeable with 'in every respect.'
例句
In many respects, this book is better than the last one.
basic
Our new house is similar to the old one in many respects.
basic
His situation is difficult in many respects.
basic
In many respects, growing up in a small town shaped who I am.
natural
The two companies are alike in many respects, but their values are different.
natural
In many respects, this is just the beginning for us.
natural