necessarily
[副词]
in a way that cannot be avoided
必然地, 不可避免地
Ex: To pass the exam, it's necessarily important to study diligently.
为了通过考试，必然重要的是要努力学习。
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literally
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used for putting emphasis on something that seems surprising but is true
字面上, 真的
Ex: He literally works around the clock, often staying at the office until midnight.
他简直是全天候工作，经常在办公室呆到午夜。
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exactly
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used to indicate that something is completely accurate or correct
确切地, 正好
Ex: She followed the recipe exactly, ensuring the dish turned out perfectly.
她完全按照食谱操作，确保菜肴完美呈现。
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used to introduce the most important part of what is being said
尤其， notably
Ex: The new policy brought several changes to the workplace, notably in employee benefits.
新政策给工作场所带来了几项变化，特别是在员工福利方面。
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especially
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used for showing that what you are saying is more closely related to a specific thing or person than others
尤其, 特别
Ex: The team performed well, especially in the crucial final moments of the game.
团队表现良好，尤其是在比赛的关键最后时刻。
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wholly
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to a full or complete degree
完全地, 全部地
Ex: The decision was wholly based on merit, disregarding any external factors.
该决定完全基于优点，不考虑任何外部因素。
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with no other reason or purpose involved
纯粹地, 仅仅
Ex: The decision to volunteer was purely altruistic, driven by a desire to help others without expecting any personal gain.
决定做志愿者是纯粹利他主义的，出于帮助他人的愿望，而不期待任何个人利益。
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[副词]
in the first place
主要地, 首先
Ex: She works primarily as a photographer, but she also writes articles.
她主要从事摄影师工作，但也写文章。
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