apparently, [sentence]
用于句首，表示根据外表或所见所闻的推测。
Apparently, he has changed his mind.
显然，他改变了主意。
似乎；表面上
据说；听说；显然；无疑；表面上；外观上；仅从外表看；据所述；据所闻
Seemingly; based on the way something appears.
表面上；外观上
Seemingly; in appearance.
仅从外表看
from appearances alone; ; ; -Thomas Hardy
据所述；据所闻
According to what the speaker has read or heard.
显而易见的(“plain”常用于非正式场合表示“plainly”)
unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly')
Apparently, the meeting has been postponed until next week.
显然，会议被推迟到了下周。
用法提示：副词，表示根据现有信息或表面现象得出的结论。
AI contextual example
She was apparently very upset about the news.
她显然对这个消息感到非常难过。
用法提示：副词，修饰形容词，表示从外表看出的状态。
AI contextual example
He apparently forgot to lock the door when he left.
他显然离开时忘了锁门。
用法提示：副词，修饰动词，表示对动作的推测性判断。
AI contextual example
用于句首，表示根据外表或所见所闻的推测。
Apparently, he has changed his mind.
显然，他改变了主意。
修饰形容词，表示表面上的状态。
She was apparently unaware of the danger.
她显然没有意识到危险。
用作简短回答，表示根据已知信息的推断。
Will he come? Apparently not.
他会来吗？显然不会。
比apparently更强调有证据支持，语气较强
强调外表看似，但可能并非真实，与apparently的“表面上”含义一致
强调表面声称但可能虚假，比apparently更正式
表示毫无疑问，语气比apparently强
语气最强，表示显而易见
grammar · medium
易错句子It is apparently that he is lying.
正确表达It is apparent that he is lying.
形容词 vs 副词：'apparently'是副词，不能作表语，应使用形容词'apparent'。
grammar · medium
易错句子Apparently, he is guilty, so we can be sure.
正确表达Apparently, he is guilty, but we need more evidence.
语用差异：'apparently'表示'表面上看来'，暗含不确定性或反讽，不同于'obviously'的肯定语气。
与‘表面看来’相反，强调真实情况
与‘表面看来’相反，强调事实
“显然地”强调显而易见的、不容置疑的事实；而“apparently”表示基于表面观察的推断，可能并不确定。
“表面上看来”与“apparently”的“表面上”意思相近，但“seemingly”更强调主观印象，而“apparently”可指客观观察。
显然无关的
These two events are apparently unrelated.
这两件事显然无关。
看似简单的
The problem is apparently simple, but it has many hidden details.
这个问题看似简单，但有许多隐藏的细节。
看似无害的
The animal is apparently harmless, yet it can be dangerous.
这种动物看似无害，但实际上可能危险。
明显矛盾的
The two statements are apparently contradictory.
这两个说法明显矛盾。
appear, append, appeal
appear, apparent, transparent
different, excellent, present
quickly, slowly, carefully
显然，我是个很棒的老板。
Michael Scott from 'The Office' says this line sarcastically after being told he is not a good boss.
《办公室》中的迈克尔·斯科特在被告知自己不是一个好老板后，讽刺地说出了这句话。
显然，她不能戴耳环。
In 'Mean Girls', a teacher says this about Regina George, referring to the school dress code.
在《贱女孩》中，一位老师提到蕾吉娜·乔治时这样说，指的是学校的着装规定。
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