Completelyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: finished
done
completed
whole

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A:
You should completely avoid negative people.

The city was completely destroyed.

I will completely finish my job.


Both of them were completely ready to go there.


She has completely misunderstood me.

A: I completely understand.
Please answer the questions completely and to the best of your ability.
He handed me a glass of beer; it was filled completely to the brim.
I am completely fed up with this nonsense.

A: I am not completely happy with the situation.
Everything was completely clear.
It was completely destroyed in the fire.
The fire did not completely destroy everything.

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A: There aren’t really that much of a difference :)

A: They mean the same thing

A: They are the same and yes, totally is used mostly when speaking informally like to your friends. If you are speaking with someone formally, you should probably use completely rather than totally. They are expressions with the same meanings but they are used accordingly. :)

A: There's no real difference in meaning between completely and entirely, they mean the same thing. However if you are using the adjectives complete and entire, you can say "I ate the entire pizza" but saying "I ate the complete pizza" doesn't make sense

A: They are the same :D

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A: Completely, entirely, in full

A: × i completely didn’t know that
✓ I really didn’t know that!

Or

“I seriously didn’t know that”

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A: - I’m completely fine.
- I’m doing well now.

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A: 「すべて」だと思います。