英语

fantastically

gb/fæntˈæstɪkli/ us/fæntˈæstɪkli/
B2 英语
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adverb B2 property
1

extremely well; very successfully

very well; with great success

用法模式: [someone/something] does/works/goes fantastically
常见错误:
Don’t use it to mean only 'imaginary'; in everyday speech it often just means 'very well'.
近义词
excellently (more neutral and less enthusiastic) | wonderfully (often expresses warm praise, like 'fantastically')
反义词
poorly (in a bad or unsuccessful way)
搭配
do fantastically |perform fantastically |work fantastically |go fantastically |turn out fantastically |sell fantastically |respond fantastically |handle [something] fantastically |play fantastically |come across fantastically
主题
evaluation |performance |daily_life
例句
  • The team played fantastically and won 4–0.
  • Everything went fantastically on the day of the event.
  • She handled the interview fantastically.
学习者例句
  • You did fantastically.
  • The plan worked fantastically.
adverb informal B2 quantity
2

to an extreme degree

extremely; very (for emphasis)

用法模式: fantastically + [adjective/adverb]
常见错误:
It usually modifies an adjective/adverb (e.g., 'fantastically expensive'), not a noun (*'fantastically price').
近义词
incredibly (very common intensifier; can sound slightly less enthusiastic) | ridiculously (adds a sense of 'too much' or complaint)
反义词
slightly (to a small degree, not extreme)
搭配
fantastically expensive |fantastically difficult |fantastically complicated |fantastically busy |fantastically good |fantastically bad |fantastically talented |fantastically rich |fantastically fast |fantastically unlikely
主题
evaluation |writing_speaking
例句
  • It’s fantastically expensive to live in the city center.
  • The instructions are fantastically unclear.
  • She was fantastically quick at solving the problem.
学习者例句
  • The hotel was fantastically expensive.
  • He is fantastically good at chess.
adverb B2 property
3

in a very impressive way

in a very good and attractive way

用法模式: [someone/something] looks/feels/sounds fantastically
常见错误:
In this use, it describes the impression (look/feel/sound), not whether something is imaginary.
近义词
great (more general and less vivid) | marvellously (more formal/literary)
反义词
terribly (in a very bad way (e.g., 'feel terribly'))
搭配
look fantastically |feel fantastically |sound fantastically |dress fantastically |styled fantastically |photograph fantastically |present fantastically |taste fantastically
主题
appearance |emotions |daily_life
例句
  • You look fantastically in that jacket.
  • After a full night’s sleep, I felt fantastically.
  • The new speakers sound fantastically in this room.
学习者例句
  • I feel fantastically today.
  • She looks fantastically.
adverb C1 property
4

in an imaginary, fantasy-like way

in a way that feels like a fantasy

用法模式: fantastically + [adjective/participle] / fantastically + [verb]
常见错误:
This meaning is less common in everyday conversation than the 'very well/extremely' meanings.
近义词
imaginatively (focuses on creativity rather than magic/unreality) | dreamily (suggests a soft, dreamy mood)
反义词
realistically (in a way that matches real life)
搭配
fantastically imagined |fantastically detailed |fantastically ornate |fantastically strange landscapes |fantastically exaggerated |fantastically styled
主题
arts |literature |imagination
例句
  • The film is fantastically imagined, with whole cities floating in the sky.
  • The room was fantastically decorated, like something from a storybook.
学习者例句
  • The story is fantastically imagined.
adverb C1 property
5

in a strange or bizarre way

in a very strange or unusual way

用法模式: fantastically + [adjective/participle]
常见错误:
Don’t confuse this with the positive meaning; in context it can suggest something odd rather than good.
近义词
oddly (more common and less dramatic) | bizarrely (stronger and more negative)
反义词
normally (in an ordinary, expected way)
搭配
fantastically dressed |fantastically unrealistic |fantastically elaborate |fantastically impractical
主题
describing_things |daily_life
例句
  • He turned up fantastically dressed for a simple dinner party.
  • The plan is fantastically unrealistic given the budget.
学习者例句
  • That idea is fantastically unrealistic.
语法
词典原形
fantastically
IPA
GB/fæntˈæstɪkli/
US/fæntˈæstɪkli/
音节与重音
fant - ast - ic - ally (4 个音节)
Stress on 2nd syllable (ast)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: fantastically
  • Plural: fantasticallies
词族
Forms
fantasticallies noun
Core family
fantastic adjective A2 fantasy noun B1
Related words
fantasize verb
Advanced or less common
fantastical adjective
相关表达

do fantastically

1
/dˈu fæntˈæstɪkli/
fixed phrase

perform very successfully

to do very well

例句
  • She did fantastically in her final exams.
  • Their new product is doing fantastically in the market.

fantastically enough

1
/fæntˈæstɪkli ɪnˈʌf/
fixed phrase

surprisingly; oddly enough

used to say something surprising

例句
  • Fantastically enough, the tiny shop had exactly what we needed.
  • Fantastically enough, no one complained about the change.

fantastically well

1
/fæntˈæstɪkli wˈɛl/
fixed phrase

extremely well

very well

例句
  • The new software works fantastically well on my laptop.
  • She explained it fantastically well.
  • The plan went fantastically well despite the rain.

feel fantastically

1
/fˈil fæntˈæstɪkli/
fixed phrase

feel extremely good

to feel very good

例句
  • I felt fantastically after the long walk.
  • She’s been eating better and says she feels fantastically.

go fantastically

1
/ɡˈoʊ fæntˈæstɪkli/
fixed phrase

progress very successfully

to go very well

例句
  • The presentation went fantastically.
  • The first week of the project is going fantastically so far.

work fantastically well

1
/wˈɚk fæntˈæstɪkli wˈɛl/
fixed phrase

function extremely well

to work very well

例句
  • This shortcut works fantastically well for repeating tasks.
  • The two teams work fantastically well together.
  • That explanation works fantastically well for beginners.

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