| 释义 |
only BrE /ˈəʊnli/
NAmE /ˈoʊnli/► SEE ALLnot only… but (also)…only ifonly justonly to do sthonly too glad, ready, etc. (to do sth)
●not only… but (also)…both… and… 不但…而且…◆He not only read the book, but also remembered what he had read.
他不但看过这本书，而且记得书的内容。●ˈonly ifused to state the only situation in which sth can happen 只有…才…◆Only if a teacher has given permission is a student allowed to leave the room.
学生只有得到老师允许才能离开房间。◆Only if the red light comes on is there any danger to employees.
只有红灯亮的时候员工们才有危险。●only ˈjust1. not long ago/before 刚才；刚刚◆We’ve only just arrived.
我们刚到。2. almost not 险些没；差点没；刚好◆He only just caught the train.
他险些误了火车。◆I can afford it, but only just.
这东西我勉强买得起。●only to do sth (written) used to show that sth happened immediately after sth else, especially when this is disappointing, surprising, etc. 不料竟会；没想到会；结果只是◆I arrived at the museum only to find that it was closed for the day.
我到了博物馆却发现那天不开门。◆She tried to be friendly to him, only to be shouted at again.
她想要向他示好，没想到他却再次冲她大喊大叫。●only too ˈglad, ˈready, etc. (to do sth)very glad, ready, etc. 非常乐意（做某事）◆If you want any advice, I’d be only too willing to give it.
如果你想听，我非常乐意劝你几句。◆She was only too pleased to help.
她很乐意帮忙。 |