Engelsk

almost

gb/ˈɔlmˌoʊst/ us/ˈɔlmˌoʊst/
A2 Engelsk
~ 400
Betydninger
0 betydninger
adverb A2 property
1

Nearly but not completely

Used to say that something is very near to happening or being true, but it does not happen or is not true.

Brugsmønster: almost [verb/adjective/number]
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes place 'almost' in the wrong position in a sentence. It usually comes before the verb, adjective, or adverb it modifies.
Synonymer
nearly (Almost interchangeable in most contexts, though 'nearly' is slightly more common in British English.) | practically (Often implies something is close enough to be considered as true for practical purposes.)
Antonymer
completely (Indicates something is fully true or has fully happened, opposite of 'almost'.) | entirely (Means wholly or fully, without anything missing.)
Ordforbindelser
almost done |almost finished |almost ready |almost impossible |almost always
Temaer
daily life |conversation |core_vocabulary
Eksempler
  • She almost missed the train.
  • It’s almost midnight.
  • I almost forgot to call you.
  • The movie was almost three hours long.
  • He almost won the game.
Læringseksempler
  • I almost missed the bus.
  • It is almost time for lunch.
  • She almost fell down.
  • We are almost at the park.
  • He almost made a mistake.
Grammatik
Opslagsform
almost
IPA
GB/ˈɔlmˌoʊst/
US/ˈɔlmˌoʊst/
Stavelser og tryk
al - most (2 stavelser)
Stress on 1st syllable (al)
Ordformer
Noun
  • Base: almost
  • Plural: almosts
Ordfamilie
Forms
almosts noun
Udtryk

almost always

1
/ˈɔlmˌoʊst ˈɔlwˌeɪz/
fixed phrase

Happening most of the time

Used to say something happens most times, but not every single time.

Eksempler
  • He is almost always late to meetings.
  • We almost always eat dinner at home.

almost never

1
/ˈɔlmˌoʊst nˈɛvɚ/
fixed phrase

Happening very rarely

Used to say something happens on very few occasions, but not zero times.

Eksempler
  • I almost never watch TV.
  • She almost never eats meat.

almost certainly

1
/ˈɔlmˌoʊst sˈɚtənli/
fixed phrase

Very likely but not certain

Used to say that something is very likely to happen, but it is not 100% sure.

Eksempler
  • She will almost certainly say yes.
  • He will almost certainly get the job.
  • This will almost certainly cause problems.
  • The train is almost certainly late again.

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