importantly

Word family noun importance importationimporteradjective important ≠ unimportant importableadverb importantly verbimport

im·por·tant·ly /ɪmˈpɔːtəntli $ -ɔːr-/ adverbadv

1 [sentence adverbadv]IMPORTANT used to show that your next statement or question is more, equally etc important than what you said before 重要的是

more/most/less/equally importantly

Most importantly, you must keep a record of everything you do.

最重要的是，你必须把你所做的事一一记录下来。

2 IMPORTANTin a way that shows you think that what someone is saying or doing is important 煞有介事地；自以为了不起地

He strode importantly into the room.

他煞有介事地阔步走进房间。

Examples from the Corpus

importantly• These were accompanied, more importantly, by social policies aimed at encouraging early retirement.• She walked importantly into the boss's office.• Even more importantly, it supplied many mid-Victorian feminists with a critical perspective on existing social relations.• More importantly, it was regarded as a distraction from the real issues of environment and development.• We had a fraud-free election, and most importantly, record turnouts.• Much more importantly, the Dodgers were always a rock of decency and consistency in a sea of disgusting behavior.• But more importantly, the network compromised itself repeatedly.• It is also, most importantly, user-friendly.

more/most/less/equally importantly• However, aldosterone is also regulated by sodium and potassium levels and more importantly by the renin-angiotensin system.• The station was only five minutes away; more importantly, food was only five minutes away.• Even more importantly, I completely lacked business experience in certain vital parts of the world.• I received good knowledgeable advice, that worked. and most importantly, I was treated like a human being.• If food is kept for too long its taste will deteriorate and, more importantly, it may become harmful.• Perhaps most importantly, the computer interface greatly facilitates both obtaining and recording a complete medical history.• But more importantly, they can make or break political careers.• On Bourdieu's account these producers are most importantly understood through their habitus, and through their individual strategies and collective struggles.

词汇	importantly
释义	importantly Word family noun importance importationimporteradjective important ≠ unimportant importableadverb importantly verbimport im·por·tant·ly /ɪmˈpɔːtəntli $ -ɔːr-/ ●●○ adverbadv 1 [sentence adverbadv]IMPORTANT used to show that your next statement or question is more, equally etc important than what you said before 重要的是 more/most/less/equally importantly Most importantly, you must keep a record of everything you do. 最重要的是，你必须把你所做的事一一记录下来。 2 IMPORTANTin a way that shows you think that what someone is saying or doing is important 煞有介事地；自以为了不起地 He strode importantly into the room. 他煞有介事地阔步走进房间。 Examples from the Corpus importantly• These were accompanied, more importantly, by social policies aimed at encouraging early retirement.• She walked importantly into the boss's office.• Even more importantly, it supplied many mid-Victorian feminists with a critical perspective on existing social relations.• More importantly, it was regarded as a distraction from the real issues of environment and development.• We had a fraud-free election, and most importantly, record turnouts.• Much more importantly, the Dodgers were always a rock of decency and consistency in a sea of disgusting behavior.• But more importantly, the network compromised itself repeatedly.• It is also, most importantly, user-friendly. more/most/less/equally importantly• However, aldosterone is also regulated by sodium and potassium levels and more importantly by the renin-angiotensin system.• The station was only five minutes away; more importantly, food was only five minutes away.• Even more importantly, I completely lacked business experience in certain vital parts of the world.• I received good knowledgeable advice, that worked. and most importantly, I was treated like a human being.• If food is kept for too long its taste will deteriorate and, more importantly, it may become harmful.• Perhaps most importantly, the computer interface greatly facilitates both obtaining and recording a complete medical history.• But more importantly, they can make or break political careers.• On Bourdieu's account these producers are most importantly understood through their habitus, and through their individual strategies and collective struggles.
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