heartily

heart·i·ly /ˈhɑːtəli $ ˈhɑːr-/ adverbadv

1 LOUD/NOISYHAPPYwith energy and enjoyment 开怀地

‘Great to see you, ’ she said heartily.

“见到你很高兴。”她热情地说道。

Hugh laughed heartily at the joke.

休听了那个笑话开怀大笑。

2 VERYcompletely or very much 完全地；十分地

This is a book I heartily recommend to all hill walkers.

我向所有山区健行者大力推荐这本书。

Madge had become heartily sick of the city.

玛奇已经十分厌倦这个城市了。

3. eat heartily LOT/VERY MUCHto eat a large amount 大吃

Examples from the Corpus

eat heartily• Stephen took several and ate heartily.• Aunt Tossie, now in the full regalia of her widow's weeds, was eating heartily but in a subdued way.• We ate heartily every night, we could afford croissants at breakfast, and we stopped scrounging for cigarettes.• He always ate heartily on these occasions.• All through the meal he picked at his food, while Peter ate heartily with a quip about being a condemned man.

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heartily• Ryan laughed heartily.• He was nineteen, not uncomely, and Topaz disliked him most heartily.• How could she eat so heartily and never put an ounce on her bony frame?• Lawyers on both sides of the Simpson case heartily endorse that sentiment.• Franklin Roosevelt, who equated wealth with energy and idealism, heartily endorsed the appointment.• Leonora was heartily glad to wave her off to her party.• She was heartily glad when they were installed at last in front of the fire, trays on knees.• Nestor made them heartily welcome, but about the object of their coming he could give them little help.

laughed heartily• This they did two or three times, forgetting my presence, and laughed heartily at the mistake.

heartily sick of• The next ball, the bowler, by now heartily sick of the sight of my man, dug one in short.

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