片语

merelyad 仅仅，只不过；只是

simplyad 简单地；仅仅；简直；朴素地；坦白地

barelyad 仅仅，勉强；几乎不；公开地；贫乏地

just(Just)人名；(英)贾斯特；(法)朱斯特；(德、匈、波、捷、挪)尤斯特；(西)胡斯特

only唯一的，仅有的；最合适的

英汉例句

• In other words, the military of the world「s richest nation amounted to hardly more than a border constabulary armed with obsolete equipment like 1903 Springfield rifles.

  换句话来说，这世界上最富有的国家的军队实力，其配置的装备很难超过一个边境警察佩戴过时的如1903年的斯普林·菲德尔步枪。

• In this context a graph is hardly more than a visual or computational aid.

  在这方面图仅仅是直观的和计算的一种工具。

• Dany」s clothes were hardly more than rags, and offered little in the way of warmth.

  丹妮的衣服连碎布都算不上，根本无法起到保暖的作用。

• Of course the deals themselves, at around $1 billion apiece, are hardly more than a toe in the water. But it is just that conservatism that has recently worked to Japan’s banks’ advantage.

  当然就交易本身而言只有各自约1亿美元，数目很小，但是，正是这种保守主义在最近一段时间构成了日本银行的优点。

• If we look then only at what is peculiar to our age or characteristic of our age, we see hardly more than the interplay of mass taste with high-grade but strictly speaking unprincipled efficiency.

  只需留心一下我们这个时代的独特性质，我们几乎只能看到一些雅俗不分、龙混杂的大杂烩，但在严格意义上说，都是一些没有道德原则的东西。

• Even the war debt payment, which aroused keen public interest in December, has in June provoked hardly more than casual and academic curiosity.

  即使是12月份引起大众急切关注与兴趣的战债付款，到了6月份也都漠不关心了，也引不起学术界的好奇心了。

• Since the dawn of man, it's hardly more than 100 years since we were even allowed into these buildings except to clean them but soon most of law and medical degrees will probably also go to women.

  自人类文明以来，在不到100年前，女人在这些学校里，还只能当清洁工，但是不久之后，女性就拿到了大部分的法律、医学学位。

• He is a young man, hardly more than a stripling.

  他是个小伙子，尚不及而立之年。