在 英语 中使用 Was virtually 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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The AAF was virtually autonomous by 1942, and likewise its Nurse Corps.
Still, the implication was strong that Nixon had engaged in activity that was virtually treasonous.
Obtaining permits was virtually impossible, but building without a permit placed the structure at immediate risk of demolition.
The former miliary ruler has repeatedly claimed Boko Haram was virtually defeated but while there have been clear army gains, security threats remain.
In the region where our hospital was located, the high altitude meant that malaria was virtually absent.
When I presented my credentials last week to the Secretary-General of the Conference, he remarked that he believed that optimism was virtually a professional precondition for multilateral diplomats.
In early 1945, Miyazaki was virtually undefended, while Ariake, with its nearby goods harbor, was heavily defended.
Until 2006, the Ministry for the Promotion of Human Rights was virtually alone in organizing this week.
Rasmus Nielsen, an associate professor of international relations at the University of Greenland, says for years, the island was virtually ignored.
Access to basic education(grades 1-9) was virtually universal over the period.
In early 1945 Miyazaki was virtually undefended, while Ariake with its nearby good harbor was heavily defended.
Parthiban explained that rebuilding the pod in three weeks was virtually impossible.
By 1900, black voting in the south was virtually wiped out.
Scientists generally concurred that collecting micrometeorites from masses of mundane specks in settled areas was virtually impossible.
The fruit-closet, built in of lumber, occupied one entire end, and was virtually a room, with a door and no windows.
In last year's inferno, 86 people died and a town called Paradise was virtually destroyed.
Trines are said to be lucky, and she admits that she was virtually handed her first several film roles because of her father.
During August 2018, the press reported that Mr Kavanaugh's confirmation was virtually certain.
Just two or three centuries earlier, the notion that we could engineer our own destinies was virtually unthinkable for most people.
Measles is the highly infectious viral disease that was virtually unstoppable in Victorian England.