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🔑 strict·lyBrE /ˈstrɪktli/NAmE /ˈstrɪktli/ adverb🔑 with a lot of control and rules that must be obeyed 严格地◆She was brought up very strictly. 她从小家教很严。◆The industry is strictly regulated. 这个行业有严格的规章。🔑 used to emphasize that sth happens or must happen in all circumstances （强调在一切情况都是如此）绝对地，无论如何 SYN absolutely ◆Smoking is strictly forbidden. 严禁吸烟。◆My letter is, of course, strictly private and confidential. 当然，我的信纯属私人信件，务须保密。in all details; exactly 完全地；确切地◆This is not strictly true. 这不完全正确。used to emphasize that sth only applies to one particular person, thing or situation （强调只适用于某人、物或情况）只，仅限于 SYN purely ◆We'll look at the problem from a strictly legal point of view. 我们将只从法律的角度来看待这个问题。◆I know we're friends, but this is strictly business. 我知道我们是朋友，但这完全是公务。 ●ˈstrictly speakingif you are using words or rules in their exact or correct sense 严格说来◆Strictly speaking, the book is not a novel, but a short story. 严格说来，这部小说不能算长篇，而是短篇。 |