Really

Definition

really /'ri:ǝli; Brit also 'rǝl-/ adv ၁။ အမွန္အားျဖင့္။ တကယ္။ What do you really think about it? ❍ Don't worry—it's not really that important. ❍ Your name is on the car's documents, but who really owns it? ❍ You're not really supposed to go in there. ❍ HOPEFUL ၂။ တကယ့္ကို။ a really charming person ❍ a really cold/fast/long journey. ❍ QUITE ၃။ (အံ့အားသင့္မႈ၊ စိတ္ဝင္စားမႈ၊ အနည္းငယ္ သံသယရိွမႈ၊ မေက်နပ္မႈကို ျပလိုေသာအားျဖင့္) ဟုတ္လား။ တကယ္လား။ ‘We're going to Japan next month. ’ ‘Oh, really?’ ❍ ‘She's resigned. ’ ‘Really? Are you sure?’ ❍ You really shouldn't smoke. ❍ ‘Shut up!’ ‘Well, really!’

Examples

1. I’m really hungry.
2. Some really useful information
3. She really enjoys working with young children.
4. We’ve all been working really hard.
5. I really must settle down to some serious work.
6. There’s really no need to worry.
7. I really ought to have phoned Annie to let her know we’d be late.
8. [really and truly] : Do you really and truly believe that he’ll come back to you?
9. Rigby had never really recovered from his knee injury.
10. Are you really sure that you want to marry this man?
11. It isn’t really a dictionary – it’s a sort of phrase book.
12. Hamlet isn’t really mad – he’s just pretending to be.
13. We’ll never know what really happened.
14. Everyone seems to have admired Diana
15. but what was she really like as a person?
16. ‘I’ve decided to move back to York.’ ‘Really? But why?’
17. ‘Emma will be 21 in April.’ ‘Will she really? I hadn’t realized.’
18. ‘It was the best holiday we’ve ever had .’ ‘Oh
19. really?’
20. Really
21. Amanda! What a dreadful thing to say!