關於Fairly的意思和用法的提問

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A: It is between "sometimes" and "frequently". It is similar to "about every day".

I hang out with my friends fairly often durrimg weekends.

I shower fairly often in the summer.

A: 公平地 公正地 （副詞）

A: it can also have the same meaning a quite in US English
It happens fairly often.
The test was fairly quick.
It is used to describe something that is more than 'quite' but less than 'very'

A: -It's a fairly common disease.
-I told the story as fairly as possible.
-He reports fairly on the issues.

A: "You need to play fairly"
Saying that someone need to be fair whilst playing with someone else

A: "Fairly, that doesn't make sense."
"Fairly, I don't think so either."

"Fairly" has quite a lot of uses 😅 the way I used it here means formally "out of reason" 😅

A: ‘It is fairly warm outside.‛

A: "Fairly" can mean that everyone is getting fair treatment, or it can just mean "very" or "quite." "Rightly" means correctly or that something is justified.

I think he judged the case fairly.

I'm fairly certain they'll run out of stock today.

He was rightly awarded the prize.

He got an A on the test, and rightly so.

A: “Quite” is more so than “fairly”: “the boy’s bedroom is fairly clean” “the girl’s bedroom is quite clean” So the girl’s bedroom is cleaner than the boy’s room.

A: they can almost be used interchangeably however the context of the sentence dictates which word is used, for example:
You could say “I think it is fairly clear” or “I think it is pretty clear” but you would have to say “it’s pretty much the same thing” - you wouldn’t say “it’s fairly much...”
Also, ‘fairly’ is slightly more formal.

A: They mean the same thing, though I think fairly is more common in US English and rather is more common in British English.

A: They mean roughly the same thing. I think fairly shows a higher degree though. If it is "fairly difficult" it's probably more difficult than when it is "a bit difficult"

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A: It sounds good!

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