very much
英 [ˈveri mʌtʃ] 美 [ˈvɛri mʌtʃ]

释义

非常；良；无可不可；

英英释义

very much

• adv.to a very great degree or extent

  同义词：a lota good deala great dealmuch

双语例句

1. I enjoyed reading these books very much.
   我很喜欢读这些书。
2. Advance in the jungle was very slow.
   在丛林中行进很慢。
3. He used to like the blues very much.
   他过去非常喜爱布鲁斯乐曲。
4. His farewell speech was very touching.
   他的告别演讲非常感人。

权威例句

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