写英语文章的时候还在用very么.docx

写英语文章的时候还在用very么.docx

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写英语文章的时候还在用very么

从别处搬来的内容。

在这里说明一下，替换的词的当然不是可以直接拿过来用的，都要看语境选择合适的词语，否则就容易闹笑话了。

闲着无事爱逛quora，前几日发现了一个很不错的回答，分享给大家。

许多人讲英语或者写英语文章的时候总避免不了用大量的very：

Sheisverybeautiful.

Iamveryhungry.

诸如此类。

其实不只是中国人，我们看美剧的时候也会发现歪果仁日常讲话的时候也常用Very。

然而一旦用了very这个词，语言就完全没有了优雅和创造力。

Very是这个世界上最没用的词。

你可以说Amanisexhausted.不要说heisverytired.

然后回答者给了一个替换表：

还有一个表达情感时的词语替换表：

另外，写文章时要保证自己传达给读者的信息是自信的，因此不要用Ithink或Ibelieve之类。

如果事实如此，那么相信前文已经给出了足够的暗示与证明，用这样的表达只会显示出作者没底气。

除此之外，回答者还按字母顺序给出了常见词语的替换，对于写文章或是日常交流都非常有帮助：

Amazing—incredible,unbelievable,improbable,fabulous,wonderful,fantastic,astonishing,astounding,extraordinary

Anger—enrage,infuriate,arouse,nettle,exasperate,inflame,madden

Angry—mad,furious,enraged,excited,wrathful,indignant,exasperated,aroused,inflamed

Answer—reply,respond,retort,acknowledge

Ask—question,inquireof,seekinformationfrom,putaquestionto,demand,request,expect,inquire,query,interrogate,examine,quiz

Awful—dreadful,terrible,abominable,bad,poor,unpleasant

Bad—evil,immoral,wicked,corrupt,sinful,depraved,rotten,contaminated,spoiled,tainted,harmful,injurious,unfavorable,defective,inferior,imperfect,substandard,faulty,improper,inappropriate,unsuitable,disagreeable,unpleasant,cross,nasty,unfriendly,irascible,horrible,atrocious,outrageous,scandalous,infamous,wrong,noxious,sinister,putrid,snide,deplorable,dismal,gross,heinous,nefarious,base,obnoxious,detestable,despicable,contemptible,foul,rank,ghastly,execrable

Beautiful—pretty,lovely,handsome,attractive,gorgeous,dazzling,splendid,magnificent,comely,fair,ravishing,graceful,elegant,fine,exquisite,aesthetic,pleasing,shapely,delicate,stunning,glorious,heavenly,resplendent,radiant,glowing,blooming,sparkling

Begin—start,open,launch,initiate,commence,inaugurate,originate

Big—enormous,huge,immense,gigantic,vast,colossal,gargantuan,large,sizable,grand,great,tall,substantial,mammoth,astronomical,ample,broad,expansive,spacious,stout,tremendous,titanic,mountainous

Brave—courageous,fearless,dauntless,intrepid,plucky,daring,heroic,valorous,audacious,bold,gallant,valiant,doughty,mettlesome

Break—fracture,rupture,shatter,smash,wreck,crash,demolish,atomize

Bright—shining,shiny,gleaming,brilliant,sparkling,shimmering,radiant,vivid,colorful,lustrous,luminous,incandescent,intelligent,knowing,quick-witted,smart,intellectual

Calm—quiet,peaceful,still,tranquil,mild,serene,smooth,composed,collected,unruffled,level-headed,unexcited,detached,aloof

Come—approach,advance,near,arrive,reach

Cool—chilly,cold,frosty,wintry,icy,frigid

Crooked—bent,twisted,curved,hooked,zigzag

Cry—shout,yell,yowl,scream,roar,bellow,weep,wail,sob,bawl

Cut—gash,slash,prick,nick,sever,slice,carve,cleave,slit,chop,crop,lop,reduce

Dangerous—perilous,hazardous,risky,uncertain,unsafe

Dark—shadowy,unlit,murky,gloomy,dim,dusky,shaded,sunless,black,dismal,sad

Decide—determine,settle,choose,resolve

Definite—certain,sure,positive,determined,clear,distinct,obvious

Delicious—savory,delectable,appetizing,luscious,scrumptious,palatable,delightful,enjoyable,toothsome,exquisite

Describe—portray,characterize,picture,narrate,relate,recount,represent,report,record

Destroy—ruin,demolish,raze,waste,kill,slay,end,extinguish

Difference—disagreement,inequity,contrast,dissimilarity,incompatibility

Do—execute,enact,carryout,finish,conclude,effect,accomplish,achieve,attain

Dull—boring,tiring„tiresome,uninteresting,slow,dumb,stupid,unimaginative,lifeless,dead,insensible,tedious,wearisome,listless,expressionless,plain,monotonous,humdrum,dreary

Eager—keen,fervent,enthusiastic,involved,interested,aliveto

End—stop,finish,terminate,conclude,close,halt,cessation,discontinuance

Enjoy—appreciate,delightin,bepleased,indulgein,luxuriatein,baskin,relish,devour,savor,like

Explain—elaborate,clarify,define,interpret,justify,accountfor

Fair—just,impartial,unbiased,objective,unprejudiced,honest

Fall—drop,descend,plunge,topple,tumble

False—fake,fraudulent,counterfeit,spurious,untrue,unfounded,erroneous,deceptive,groundless,fallacious

Famous—well-known,renowned,celebrated,famed,eminent,illustrious,distinguished,noted,notorious

Fast—quick,rapid,speedy,fleet,hasty,snappy,mercurial,swiftly,rapidly,quickly,snappily,speedily,lickety-split,posthaste,hastily,expeditiously,likeaflash

Fat—stout,corpulent,fleshy,beefy,paunchy,plump,full,rotund,tubby,pudgy,chubby,chunky,burly,bulky,elephantine

Fear—fright,dread,terror,alarm,dismay,anxiety,scare,awe,horror,panic,apprehension

Fly—soar,hover,flit,wing,flee,waft,glide,coast,skim,sail,cruise

Funny—humorous,amusing,droll,comic,comical,laughable,silly

Get—acquire,obtain,secure,procure,gain,fetch,find,score,accumulate,win,earn,rep,catch,net,bag,derive,collect,gather,glean,pickup,accept,comeby,regain,salvage

Go—recede,depart,fade,disappear,move,travel,proceed

Good—excellent,fine,superior,wonderful,marvelous,qualified,suited,suitable,apt,proper,capable,generous,kindly,friendly,gracious,obliging,pleasant,agreeable,pleasurable,satisfactory,well-behaved,obedient,honorable,reliable,trustworthy,safe,favorable,profitable,advantageous,righteous,expedient,helpful,valid,genuine,ample,salubrious,estimable,beneficial,splendid,great,noble,worthy,first-rate,top-notch,grand,sterling,superb,respectable,edifying

Great—noteworthy,worthy,distinguished,remarkable,grand,considerable,powerful,much,mighty

Gross—improper,rude,coarse,indecent,crude,vulgar,outrageous,extreme,grievous,shameful,uncouth,obscene,low

Happy—pleased,contented,satisfied,delighted,elated,joyful,cheerful,ecstatic,jubilant,gay,tickled,gratified,glad,blissful,overjoyed

Hate—despise,loathe,detest,abhor,disfavor,dislike,disapprove,abominate

Have—hold,possess,own,contain,acquire,gain,maintain,believe,bear,beget,occupy,absorb,fill,enjoy

Help—aid,assist,support,encourage,back,waiton,attend,serve,relieve,succor,benefit,befriend,abet

Hide—conceal,cover,mask,cloak,camouflage,screen,shroud,veil

Hurry—rush,run,speed,race,hasten,urge,accelerate,bustle

Hurt—damage,harm,injure,wound,distress,afflict,pain

Idea—thought,concept,conception,notion,understanding,opinion,plan,view,belief

Important—necessary,vital,critical,indispensable,valuable,essential,significant,primary,principal,considerable,famous,distinguished,notable,well-known

Interesting—fascinating,engaging,sharp,keen,bright,intelligent,animated,spirited,attractive,inviting,intriguing,provocative,though-provoking,challenging,inspiring,involving,moving,titillating,tantalizing,exciting,entertaining,piquant,lively,racy,spicy,engrossing,absorbing,consuming,gripping,arresting,enthralling,spellbinding,curious,captivating,enchanting,bewitching,appealing

Keep—hold,retain,withhold,preserve,maintain,sustain,support

Kill—slay,execute,assassinate,murder,destroy,cancel,abolish

Lazy—indolent,slothful,idle,inactive,sluggish

Little—tiny,small,diminutive,shrimp,runt,miniature,puny,exiguous,dinky,cramped,limited,itsy-bitsy,microscopic,slight,petite,minute

Look—gaze,see,glance,watch,survey,study,seek,searchfor,peek,peep,glimpse,stare,contemplate,examine,gape,ogle,scrutinize,inspect,leer,behold,observe,view,witness,perceive,spy,sight,discover,notice,recognize,peer,eye,gawk,peruse,explore

Love—like,admire,esteem,fancy,carefor,cherish,adore,treasure,worship,appreciate,savor

Make—create,originate,invent,beget,form,construct,design,fabricate,manufacture,produce,build,develop,do,effect,execute,compose,perform,accomplish,earn,gain,obtain,acquire,get

Mark—label,tag,price,ticket,impress,effect,trace,imprint,stamp,brand,sign,note,heed,notice,designate

Mischievous—prankish,playful,naughty,roguish,waggish,impish,sportive

Move—plod,go,creep,crawl,inch,poke,drag,toddle,shuffle,trot,dawdle,walk,traipse,mosey,jog,plug,trudge,slump,lumber,trail,lag,run,sprint,trip,bound,hotfoot,high-tail,streak,stride,tear,breeze,whisk,rush,dash,dart,bolt,fling,scamper,scurry,skedaddle,scoot,scuttle,scramble,race,chase,hasten,hurry,hump,gallop,lope,accelerate,stir,budge,travel,wander,roam,journey,trek,ride,spin,slip,glide,slide,slither,coast,flow,sail,saunter,hobble,amble,stagger,paddle,slouch,prance,straggle,meander,perambulate,waddle,wobble,pace,swagger,promenade,lunge

Moody—temperamental,changeable,short-tempered,glum,morose,sullen,mopish,irritable,testy,peevish,fretful,spiteful,sulky,touchy

Neat—clean,orderly,tidy,trim,dapper,natty,smart,elegant,well-organized,super,desirable,spruce,shipshape,well-kept,shapely

New—fresh,unique,original,unusual,novel,modern,current,recent

Old—feeble,frail,ancient,weak,aged,used,worn,dilapidated,ragged,faded,broken-down,former,old-fashioned,outmoded,passe,veteran,mature,venerable,primitive,traditional,archaic,conventional,customary,stale,musty,obsolete,extinct

Part—portion,share,piece,allotment,section,fraction,fragment

Place—space,area,spot,plot,region