equally
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++eq·ual·ly /ˈiːkwəli/ ●●○ W2 adverb 1 [+adj/adverb]EQUAL to the same degree or amount 相等地，相同地 You must have a good education, but practical training is equally important. 你必须接受良好的教育，不过实际培训也同样重要。2 EQUALin equal parts or amounts 均等地，平均地 We agreed to divide the money equally between everyone. 我们同意把钱平分给每个人。3 [sentence adverb]EQUAL used when introducing a second idea or statement that is as important as your first one 同样(重要)地 We want the economy to grow, but equally we want low inflation. 我们希望经济发展，但也同样希望保持低通胀率。Examples from the Corpus
equally• He treats all the customers equally.• We'll divide the work equally.• Now doing it outside the parameters of 90 minutes on a Saturday afternoon is equally and probably more important.• Of these, sales and results are divided almost equally between industrial and consumer packaging divisions.• Your income will be added together and any benefit entitlement will be split equally between you.• The military lessons were equally clear.• Club bosses and doormen are equally concerned about the situation.• Chantal Johnson was brought up in Canada, and is equally fluent in French and English.• The meat can then be baked, grilled, or sautéed with equally good results.• Both schools seem equally good.• Even when the correct word was given a high probability, there were many other words with an equally high probability.• Danny has great skill as a football player, and, equally important, the determination that you need to succeed.• Many business people do not know what sexual harassment is. Equally important, they do not know how to prevent it.• The candidates are equally qualified for the job.• Antitrust laws should be made to apply equally to all.• Yet homegrown gangs may prove equally troublesome.• His new book, Naked, is equally witty but much sadder.eq·ual·ly adverbChineseSyllable
Corpus or amount the to degree same
equally
eq‧ual‧ly S3 W2 /ˈiːkwəli/
adverb
You must have a good education, but practical training is equally important.
2. in equal parts or amounts:
We agreed to divide the money equally between everyone.
3. [sentence adverb] used when introducing a second idea or statement that is as important as your first one:
We want the economy to grow, but equally we want low inflation.
eq‧ual‧ly S3 W2 /ˈiːkwəli/
adverb Word Family: noun: equality ≠ inequality, equal, equalizer; verb: equalize, equal; adverb: equally ≠ unequally; adjective: equal ≠ unequal
1. [+ adjective/adverb] to the same degree or amount: 2. in equal parts or amounts:
3. [sentence adverb] used when introducing a second idea or statement that is as important as your first one: