finely
gb/fˈaɪnli/ us/fˈaɪnli/
B1
Anglų
~ 6600
finomra, apróra, vékonyra, mesterien, aprólékosan, igényesen, finoman, finomhangolt, érzékenyen
B1
1
Vartosenos šablonas:
to [verb] [food] finely
Chop the onions finely so they cook quickly.
Vágd finomra a hagymát, hogy gyorsan megpuhuljon.
The recipe calls for two carrots, finely grated.
A recepthez két finomra reszelt sárgarépa kell.
Grind the coffee beans finely for espresso.
She sprinkled some finely chopped herbs over the pasta.
The spices should be finely minced to release their flavor.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
Please cut the garlic finely before you fry it.
Kérlek, aprítsd finomra a fokhagymát, mielőtt megpirítod.
He sliced the onion finely for the salad.
Vékonyra szeletelte a hagymát a salátához.
The chef wants the meat finely chopped.
Grate the cheese finely for the sauce.
I like my coffee beans finely ground.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes use "thinly" when they mean "finely." Use "thinly" for flat slices (like bread or ham), and "finely" when you want many very small pieces (like chopped onions). Some learners also confuse "finely" with "finally"; "finally" means "at last" or "in the end," and is not used for cutting food.
Reikšmė
into very small pieces
Kolokacijos
finely chopped
|finely sliced
|finely diced
|finely ground
|finely grated
|finely minced
Sinonimai
thinly (Often used for slices; focuses more on thickness than on how small the pieces are overall.)
|
minutely (More formal and less common; suggests extremely small pieces or details, not limited to food.)
Antonimai
coarsely (Describes pieces that are large and rough rather than small and fine.)
Temos
cooking
|food
|daily life
|food_drink
|daily_life
Apibrėžimas
In very small pieces, especially when you cut or grind something like food.
In very small, thin pieces or particles, especially when cutting or grinding food or other material.
B2
2
Vartosenos šablonas:
finely [past participle]
It is a finely written novel with complex characters.
Ez egy mesterien megírt regény, összetett szereplőkkel.
The jeweler showed us a finely crafted silver bracelet.
Az ékszerész egy mesterien kidolgozott ezüst karkötőt mutatott nekünk.
Her argument was finely constructed and very persuasive.
The film is finely acted and beautifully shot.
The report is finely balanced, showing both sides fairly.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
This is a finely written story.
Ez egy mesterien megírt történet.
The artist made a finely detailed painting.
A művész aprólékosan kidolgozott festményt készített.
He gave a finely prepared presentation.
The table is finely made from oak wood.
She wrote a finely argued article about climate change.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse "finely" with "finally." "Finely" describes quality or detail ("a finely written essay"), while "finally" means "after a long time" or "last" ("Finally, I finished my essay"). Another mistake is using the adjective "fine" instead of the adverb: say "finely made," not "fine made."
Reikšmė
with great skill and detail
Kolokacijos
finely crafted
|finely written
|finely made
|finely detailed
|finely worked
|finely executed
Sinonimai
carefully (General word; does not always suggest the high level of skill or elegance that "finely" can imply.)
|
meticulously (Stronger than "finely"; emphasizes extreme attention to detail, sometimes sounding more fussy.)
Antonimai
crudely (Suggests something done in a rough, simple, or unskilled way, without refinement.)
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roughly (Focuses on lack of care or detail and a more basic, unfinished quality.)
Temos
art
|work
|communication
|quality
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
In a very careful and skillful way, with a lot of detail and high quality.
With great skill, care, and attention to detail, resulting in high quality or precision.
C1
3
Vartosenos šablonas:
finely [past participle/adjective] (e.g. "finely tuned")
The sound system is finely tuned to the shape of the hall.
A hangrendszert a terem formájához igazítva finomhangolták.
She is finely attuned to changes in public opinion.
Nagyon érzékenyen érzékeli a közvélemény változásait.
Their relationship is finely balanced and can be upset easily.
He made a finely judged decision under pressure.
The character in the novel is finely drawn, with many subtle emotions.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The radio is finely tuned, so every small change in sound is clear.
A rádiót finomra hangolták, így minden apró hangváltozás tisztán hallható.
She is finely attuned to her child's feelings.
Nagyon érzékeny a gyermeke érzéseire.
The game was finely balanced until the last minute.
He gave a finely judged reply that did not hurt anyone.
The singer has a finely trained ear for music.
Dažna klaida:
Learners may not realize that "finely" here is close to "delicately" or "subtly" and try to translate it too literally as only "very small". Also, some mix it up with "finally"; remember that "finally" is about time, not about sensitivity or delicacy.
Reikšmė
delicately or very sensitively
Kolokacijos
finely tuned
|finely attuned
|finely balanced
|finely sensitive
|finely judged
|finely drawn
Sinonimai
delicately (Very similar, but often focuses more on physical lightness or fragility; "finely" can include precision or sensitivity.)
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subtly (Stresses that something is not obvious; "finely" adds a sense of precision or fine adjustment.)
Antonimai
bluntly (Opposite in communication: direct and not sensitive to feelings or small differences.)
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crudely (Opposite in style or adjustment: rough, not sensitive, and not delicately controlled.)
Temos
emotions
|perception
|music
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
In a very delicate or sensitive way, where even small changes or feelings are important.
In a very delicate, subtle, or sensitive way, often where small differences or changes are important.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
finely
IPA
GB/fˈaɪnli/
US/fˈaɪnli/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
finely (1 skiemuo)
Stress on 1st syllable (finely)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: finely
- Plural: finelies
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