successfully + verb
She successfully completed the project.
她成功完成了项目。
成功地
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成功地
with success; in a successful manner
She successfully completed the project.
她成功完成了项目。
以成功的方式;成功地;不失败地
In a successful manner; with success; without failing.
She successfully completed the project before the deadline.
她在截止日期前成功完成了这个项目。
The team successfully launched the new app after months of work.
团队经过数月努力,成功推出了新应用。
He successfully passed the driving test on his first attempt.
他第一次尝试就成功通过了驾驶考试。
She successfully completed the project.
她成功完成了项目。
He passed the exam successfully.
他成功通过了考试。
常用于被动语态。
The plan was successfully implemented.
该计划被成功实施。
Not this
He finished the project successful.
Use this
He finished the project successfully.
形容词successful不能修饰动词,应用副词successfully。
Not this
He successfully passed the exam.
Use this
He passed the exam successfully.
副词successfully通常放在动词之后,而不是动词之前。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
成功完成
She successfully completed the project on time.
她按时成功完成了项目。
成功实施
The company successfully implemented the new software system.
公司成功实施了新的软件系统。
成功发射/推出
The startup successfully launched its first product last month.
这家初创公司上个月成功推出了第一款产品。
成功谈判
They successfully negotiated a peace agreement.
他们成功谈判达成了和平协议。
成功通过
He successfully passed the driving test on his first attempt.
他第一次尝试就成功通过了驾驶考试。
成功实现
The team successfully achieved its goals for the quarter.
团队成功实现了本季度的目标。
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successfully = success + fully,想象成功(success)后完全(fully)达成目标,即‘成功地’。
语域:neutral 常见场景:工作、学习、项目、个人目标 通常用于描述成功达成目标或取得良好结果的情况,在正式和非正式场合均可使用。
Only spelling-pattern similarity: all end with '-fully'. However, the stressed vowel and following sounds differ from 'successfully' (IPA səkˈsesfjli). These words have stress on the first syllable and the '-fully' part is unstressed with /fə.li/ or /fəli/, while 'successfully' has /fjli/ after the stressed syllable.
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