英语词汇finally at last in the end and at the end的意思、翻译、用法及例句-英语用法大全

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finally , at last , in the end and at the endat last, finally, in the end and at the endat last, finally, in the end and at the end, finally, in the end and at the end 46510176in the end, at the end, at last and finallyin the end, at the end, at last and finallyin the endat the end, at the end, at last and finally 46510889465 finally, at last, in the end and at the end1finallyFinally can suggest that one has been waiting a long time for something. In this sense, it often goes in mid-position (with the verb, 200).After trying three times, she finally managed to pass her exam.Josh has finally found a job.Finally can also introduce the last element in a series, like lastly (284.1).We must increase productivity. We must reduce unemployment. And finally, we must compete in world markets.2at lastAt last also suggests – very strongly – the idea of impatience or inconvenience resulting from a long wait or delay.James has paid me that money at last.When at last they found him he was almost dead.At last can be used as an exclamation. (Finally cannot be used in this way.)At last! Where the hell have you been?Note that lastly (introducing the last item in a series) is not the same as at last.Firstly, we need to increase profits. Secondly, … Thirdly, … And lastly, we need to cut down administrative expenses. (not … And at last we need to cut down …)3in the endIn the end suggests that something happens after changes or uncertainty.We made eight different plans for the weekend, but in the end we went to Brighton.I left in the middle of the film. Did they get married in the end?The tax man will get you in the end.Another use of in the end is to mean 'after we have considered everything'.In the end, you can't get fit without exercise.In the end, Mother knows best.4at the endAt the end simply refers to the position of something. There is no sense of waiting or delay.A declarative sentence has a full stop at the end.I wish I was paid at the beginning of the week and not at the end.For eventually, 453.Previous Next

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释义	Contents overview finally , at last , in the end and at the endat last, finally, in the end and at the endat last, finally, in the end and at the end, finally, in the end and at the end 46510176in the end, at the end, at last and finallyin the end, at the end, at last and finallyin the endat the end, at the end, at last and finally 46510889Word Problems from A to Z465 finally, at last, in the end and at the end1finallyFinally can suggest that one has been waiting a long time for something. In this sense, it often goes in mid-position (with the verb, 200).After trying three times, she finally managed to pass her exam.Josh has finally found a job.Finally can also introduce the last element in a series, like lastly (284.1).We must increase productivity. We must reduce unemployment. And finally, we must compete in world markets.2at lastAt last also suggests – very strongly – the idea of impatience or inconvenience resulting from a long wait or delay.James has paid me that money at last.When at last they found him he was almost dead.At last can be used as an exclamation. (Finally cannot be used in this way.)At last! Where the hell have you been?Note that lastly (introducing the last item in a series) is not the same as at last.Firstly, we need to increase profits. Secondly, … Thirdly, … And lastly, we need to cut down administrative expenses. (not … And at last we need to cut down …)3in the endIn the end suggests that something happens after changes or uncertainty.We made eight different plans for the weekend, but in the end we went to Brighton.I left in the middle of the film. Did they get married in the end?The tax man will get you in the end.Another use of in the end is to mean 'after we have considered everything'.In the end, you can't get fit without exercise.In the end, Mother knows best.4at the endAt the end simply refers to the position of something. There is no sense of waiting or delay.A declarative sentence has a full stop at the end.I wish I was paid at the beginning of the week and not at the end.For eventually, 453.Previous Next
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