spaciously

IPA/ˈspeɪʃəsli/
IPA/ˈspeɪʃəsli/

spaciously — 副詞

1. describing an arrangement or design that gives people plenty of room and makes a

1.副詞C1
釋義

寬敞地

以空間寬敞的方式

describing an arrangement or design that gives people plenty of room and makes a place feel open rather than crowded

例句

Pim arranged the furniture spaciously, with wide paths between each piece.

Pim 把家具排放得很寬敞，每件之間留有寬敞的走道。

verb + object + spaciously for arrangement

The architect designed the lobby spaciously, adding tall windows for natural light.

建築師將大廳設計得很寬敞，並加裝了高大的窗戶引入自然光。

同義詞
  • expansively

    more literary and visual, suggesting wide extent (e.g. 'expansively laid out gardens')

  • roomily

    informal British English, emphasising enough physical space (e.g. 'the car seats six people roomily')

反義詞
  • crampedly

    rare; used to describe a space that feels tight and uncomfortable

  • tightly

    common collocation with 'packed' or 'arranged' to mean with little room

文法句型

verb + [object] + spaciously

spaciously + past participle

用法筆記

Most common in descriptions of interior design, architecture, and vehicle interiors. The adverb emphasises not just size but the feeling of openness and freedom to move.

常見錯誤

❌The room was spaciously big.
✅The room was spaciously arranged.
💡'spaciously' describes how something is done or arranged, not how big something is.