conditionally

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conditionally — 副詞

1. only when certain rules or requirements are first met; with stated terms attache

1.副詞C1
釋義

有條件地

須先滿足某些要求才成立或生效

only when certain rules or requirements are first met; with stated terms attached.

例句

Yuna was accepted conditionally to the university, provided she passes her final exams.

Yuna 有條件地獲得這所大學錄取，前提是她要通過期末考試。

be accepted conditionally + provided-clause naming the requirement

The bank conditionally approved Hamza's home loan after seeing his job offer letter.

看過 Hamza 的工作錄取信後，銀行有條件地核准了他的房屋貸款。

conditionally approve / approve conditionally — common in finance and admin contexts

常見搭配
  • conditionally accept
  • conditionally approve
  • conditionally agree
  • conditionally release
  • conditionally offer
同義詞
  • provisionally

    very close in meaning; emphasises a temporary or trial arrangement

  • tentatively

    stresses uncertainty or willingness to change; weaker than 'conditionally'

  • with strings attached

    informal idiom; usually carries a slightly negative tone about hidden requirements

反義詞

用法筆記

Frequently appears with reporting verbs of permission, agreement, or approval (accept, approve, agree, release, offer), and is normally followed by a clause that names the condition (if-, provided-, or on + noun phrase). Avoid using it for simple uncertainty — use 'possibly' or 'perhaps' instead.

常見錯誤

I will conditionally come to the party.
I will come to the party if I finish work.
'conditionally' is too formal for casual personal plans; use an if-clause directly.
The weather is conditionally good today.
The weather might be good today.
'conditionally' is not a synonym of 'possibly'; it requires an actual stated condition.

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常見搭配

常用片語

  • accept conditionally
  • approve conditionally
  • agree conditionally
  • release conditionally

介系詞搭配

  • conditionally on (something)