degree
[名词]
a specific extent on a scale that represents the intensity, amount, or level of something
程度, 水平
Ex: She could not decide to what degree she should participate in the event.
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certainty
[名词]
the state of being completely sure that something is true or will happen
确定性, 确信
Ex: No one can predict the result with complete certainty.
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clearly
[副词]
without any uncertainty
清楚地, 明显地
Ex: It was clearly a mistake to ignore the warning signs.
忽视警告信号显然是一个错误。
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obvious
[形容词]
noticeable and easily understood
明显的, 显而易见的
Ex: The danger ahead was obvious, with warning signs posted along the path.
前方的危险显而易见，沿途张贴着警告标志。
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most
[限定词]
used to refer to the largest number or amount
大多数, 大部分
Ex: The team performed exceptionally well, with most members contributing actively.
团队表现非常出色，大多数成员都积极贡献。
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likely
[形容词]
having a possibility of happening or being the case
可能的, 有希望的
Ex: The recent increase in sales makes it a likely scenario that the company will expand its operations.
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probably
[副词]
used to show likelihood or possibility without absolute certainty
可能, 大概
Ex: I probably left my keys on the kitchen counter.
我可能把钥匙忘在厨房柜台上了。
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to bet
[动词]
to express confidence or certainty in something happening or being the case
打赌, 赌
Ex: I bet she's still in bed.
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to suppose
[动词]
to think or believe that something is possible or true, without being sure
假设, 认为
Ex: Based on the results, I suppose the theory is correct.
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[副词]
used to show uncertainty or hesitation
也许, 可能
Ex: I'm uncertain about the party; I might have other plans, maybe a family gathering.
我不确定派对的事；我可能有其他计划，也许是家庭聚会。
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