關於Nearly的意思和用法的提問

A: "I was nearly caught by the police, but I escaped."

"I nearly failed my test, but I passed."

"The class was so boring I nearly fell asleep."

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Q: 請提供關於 nearly 的例句給我。

A: It nearly killed me!
(It basically just means almost)
You could say nearly instead of almost or almost instead of nearly.
I almost/nearly died!
I almost/nearly won the competition.
My grandma almost/nearly gave me a heart attack with all that food!

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"Nearly"的近義詞和區別

Q: near 和 nearly 的差別在哪裡？

A: near means close to something (e.g. My house is near a shopping mall.)
nearly means almost (e.g. I nearly fainted when they told me the terrible news.)

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Q: about 和 nearly 的差別在哪裡？

A: "nearly" puts emphasis on "it was close"

- he nearly made it to school on time
- he was about 1 minute early to school

both describe the same thing, but "nearly" makes it more dramatic

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Q: nearly 和 nearby 的差別在哪裡？

A: Nearby = Means "Around here"
nearly = Means "closely"

They're different words 👌

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Q: nearly 和 nearing 的差別在哪裡？

A: "Nearing" is a verb that means approaching or almost at a certain state. I would use it like this:

"The train is nearing the station." or "Our project is nearing completion."

"Nearly" is an adverb describing a different verb. I'd use it like this:

"The train is nearly at the station." (where "at" becomes the verb) or "Our project is nearly completed." (where "completed" is a verb. in the last example, "completion" is a noun).

I typically use and hear "nearly" more often than "nearing". And I probably use "almost" more than either of them. (The train is almost at the station. The train is almost there. Our project is almost done. etc.)

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Q: nearly 和 almost 的差別在哪裡？

A: nothing.
I nearly/almost made it to the finish line this time.
The airline almost/ nearly lost our luggage.

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