fully

fully — 副詞

IPA/ˈfʊli/
KK[fˈʊli]IPA/ˈfʊli/

1. to the greatest possible degree; with nothing left out or unfinished — for examp

1.副詞B1
釋義

完全地

程度徹底，毫無保留

to the greatest possible degree; with nothing left out or unfinished — for example, fully recovering from an illness, fully understanding a concept, or being fully aware of a risk.

例句

Andrés fully recovered from his knee surgery in just six weeks.

Andrés 在膝蓋手術後短短六週內就完全康復了。

fully + verb of change: recover

The scientists have not fully understood how the drug affects the brain.

科學家尚未完全瞭解這種藥物對大腦的作用機制。

negative: not fully + past participle

常見搭配
  • fully understand
  • fully recover
  • fully aware
  • fully booked
  • fully functional
  • fully automatic
  • fully committed
  • fully prepared
同義詞
  • completely

    more neutral and widely applicable than 'fully'; fits any register

  • entirely

    emphasises that no part is left out; slightly more formal

  • totally

    informal or emphatic; common in everyday speech

  • wholly

    more formal and less frequent in everyday use

反義詞

文法句型

fully + adjective/past participle

fully + verb

用法筆記

Common with negative constructions (not fully understand, not fully aware) to express partial rather than total completeness. Frequently paired with past participles of change-of-state verbs (recovered, booked, completed).

常見錯誤

I fully slept for eight hours.
I slept for a full eight hours.
'fully' is unnatural with verbs describing duration or quantity; use 'a full' + noun instead.
The glass is fully empty.
The glass is completely empty.
'fully' implies a positive state of being filled; 'completely' is neutral.

2. to the greatest degree possible in a given situation, often implying that limita

2.副詞B2
釋義

充分地

在現有條件下盡可能做到

to the greatest degree possible in a given situation, often implying that limitations prevent reaching absolute completeness — for example, using your time fully, or a report that does not fully capture a problem.

例句

The report does not fully capture the struggles of small farmers in the region.

這份報告未能充分呈現當地小農面臨的困境。

not fully + verb of representation: capture

To fully appreciate the painting, you need to stand back and look at it from a distance.

要充分欣賞這幅畫，你必須退後一步，從遠處觀看。

fully + verb: appreciate

常見搭配
  • fully satisfied
  • fully capture
  • fully utilise
  • fully explore
  • more fully
同義詞
反義詞

文法句型

fully + verb

more fully + verb (comparative)

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 1 (COMPLETELY): sense 1 implies an absolute end state (fully recovered = 100% recovered), while sense 2 implies doing something as much as circumstances allow (more fully use your time — perhaps 80%, limited by other constraints). The comparative form 'more fully' belongs exclusively to this sense.

慣用語

fully armed

idiom

carrying or supplied with all necessary weapons, equipment, or information needed to deal with a situation.

全副武裝；充分準備

The soldiers were fully armed and ready to move out at dawn.

Tamar went into the meeting fully armed with data and expert opinions.

fully aware

idiom

having complete knowledge or understanding of a fact or situation.

充分意識到；完全明白

We are fully aware of the risks involved in this project.

Hyun was fully aware that the decision would affect the whole family.

fully booked

idiom

having no available seats, rooms, or appointments left.

客滿；預約額滿

The restaurant was fully booked for Valentine's Day by the end of January.

I called three dentists, but all were fully booked until next month.

fully fledged

idiom

completely developed or established; having full status or qualifications.

完全成熟的；正式資格的

After three years of training, Linh became a fully fledged engineer.

What started as a hobby is now a fully fledged business with twenty staff.

fully — 字尾

IPA/-fəl.i/
KK[fˈʊli]IPA/-fəl.i/

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • fully automatic machine
  • fully functional system
  • fully armed soldier
  • fully qualified teacher

常用片語