immensely
/ɪˈmensli/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪˈmensli/ (ame, ipa) · /i-ˈmen(t)s-lē/ (ame, mw)
immensely — 副詞
1. by a huge amount or to a powerful degree; placed before an adjective, verb, or p
非常;極為
用來加強形容詞或動詞語氣的副詞
by a huge amount or to a powerful degree; placed before an adjective, verb, or past participle to make its meaning much stronger.
Joshua enjoyed the trip to Kyoto immensely and is planning another visit.
Joshua 非常享受這趟京都之旅,正在計劃下一次再去。
verb + immensely (after the verb)
The new bridge has made the daily commute immensely easier for thousands of workers.
這座新橋讓數千名通勤者每天的通勤變得極為輕鬆。
immensely + comparative adjective
Felipe is immensely proud of his daughter for winning the science competition.
Felipe 對女兒贏得科學競賽感到非常驕傲。
The workshop on baking sourdough bread was immensely popular with the neighbours.
這場酸種麵包烘焙工作坊在街坊鄰居間極為受歡迎。
Imani found the museum's exhibition on ancient Egypt immensely interesting and stayed for hours.
Imani 覺得博物館的古埃及展覽非常有趣,在裡面待了好幾個小時。
- extremely
More neutral and far more common in everyday speech; works with almost any adjective or adverb.
- enormously
Very close in meaning; slightly emphasises size or scope (enormously expensive, enormously influential).
- hugely
Informal alternative; common in British English with words like popular, successful, important.
- vastly
Usually modifies comparatives or words about difference and improvement (vastly different, vastly improved).
- slightly
Means by a small amount — the opposite of intensifying to a great degree.
- marginally
Slightly more formal; means only a tiny bit, often used with comparatives (marginally better).
文法句型
immensely + adjective
immensely + verb
immensely + past participle
用法筆記
Typically modifies positive adjectives (popular, helpful, proud, grateful) and verbs of feeling or enjoyment (enjoy, like, appreciate). Slightly more formal than 'extremely' or 'really'; common in writing and polite spoken English.