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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| perhaps | maybe | Perhaps it will rain. |
| physically | in a way that is about the body | He is physically strong. |
| possibly | maybe; also used to make a polite request | Could you possibly help me? |
| pretty | quite; fairly | The test was pretty easy. |
| probably | almost certainly | It will probably rain. |
| quietly | with little noise | Please speak quietly. |
| quite | fairly; also completely | It's quite cold today. |
| rather | quite; also used to say what you prefer (would rather) | I'd rather stay at home. |
| recently | not long ago | I recently moved to Berlin. |
| regularly | often; at the same times | I go to the gym regularly. |
| roughly | about; not exactly | It costs roughly fifty euros. |
| round | in a circle; also to someone's home | Come round for dinner. |
| sadly | in a sad way; also unfortunately | Sadly, the shop is closed. |
| seriously | in a serious way; also badly | He was seriously hurt. |
| silently | without making any sound | They walked silently through the house. |
| simply | just; also in an easy way | It's simply too expensive. |
| slowly | not fast | Please speak slowly. |
| smoothly | without problems | Everything went smoothly. |
| so | very; also in this way | I'm so happy to see you! |
| softly | quietly; gently | She spoke softly to the baby. |
| someday | at some time in the future | I want to visit Japan someday. |
| somewhere | in or to a place, but you don't know or say where | I left my phone somewhere. |
| south | towards the south | Birds fly south in winter. |
| still | continuing until now | Are you still at work? |
| strongly | in a strong way; very much | I strongly agree. |
| successfully | in a successful way | He successfully finished the course. |
| sure | yes; of course (informal) | Sure, I can help. |
| therefore | for that reason | It's raining; therefore, we will stay at home. |
| truly | really; honestly | I'm truly sorry. |
| twice | two times | I go swimming twice a week. |
| unfortunately | sadly; used to say something is bad | Unfortunately, I can't come. |
| up | towards a higher place; also out of bed | Are you up yet? |
| upstairs | on or to a higher floor | The bedrooms are upstairs. |
| weekly | once a week | The magazine comes out weekly. |
| west | towards the west | We drove west for two hours. |
| wide | as far as possible | Open your mouth wide. |
| widely | in many places; by many people | English is widely spoken. |
| worse | in a more bad way | He played worse than last week. |
| wrong | in a way that is not correct | You spelled my name wrong. |
| yeah | yes (informal) | Yeah, I know. |