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essentially [ɪ'sɛnʃəlɪ]

ad. 本质上, 本来

He is essentially a very nice person.
他基本上是一个和蔼可亲的人。
He's essentially a very generous man.
他本质上是个十分慷慨的人。
She's essentially kind.
她本质上是和善的。

essentially

[ adv ]
in essence; at bottom or by one's (or its) very nature
<adv.all>
He is basically dishonestthe argument was essentially a technical one
for all his bluster he is in essence a shy person

Essentially \Es*sen"tial*ly\, adv.
In an essential manner or degree; in an indispensable degree;
really; as, essentially different.

Rostenkowski, in a statement on the new report, said the reduction in tax burdens for the wealthy was "staggering." The CBO conclusion is essentially the same as that in a study by Citizens for Tax Justice that was made public Thursday.
This is essentially the strip of rubber that molds a sole to the shoe's upper, but Nike argued that its new technology is fundamentally different and not covered by the law.
"We found that the markets are essentially stable and sound, and that they are not `tilted' against the individual investor," said General Motors Corp.
Since a debtor's money essentially belongs to his or her creditors until the debts are repaid, creditors argue that tithing (typically paying 10% of income to a religious group) is a form of robbing Peter to pay Paul.
But last night, the House Rules Committee decided to permit it, essentially turning the vote into a test of organized labor's muscle on Capitol Hill.
At this institution we make a distinction between prophylactic mastectomy and mastectomy for risk reduction. Prophylactic mastectomy is a simple mastectomy that removes essentially all breast tissue and theoretically reduces the risk of cancer to zero.
On the sensitive issue of military involvement, the communique said "the control of illegal trafficking is essentially a law enforcement matter" rather than a military one.
'So far the government's policy is essentially to pour money into inefficient public sector enterprises,' says a western economist.
Now the FDA has invoked essentially the same procedure that would be used to establish the safety of a new product, but has no standing to remove breast implants from the market in the absence of clear evidence that they are a definite health risk.
The United States has been the strongest proponent of decisive action against Noriega, but other OAS countries maintain that the group should stay out of what is an essentially internal Panamanian matter.
The most vulnerable part of MDC is Nexis, its business information arm, which is essentially an electronic warehouse for other companies' information.
The new Merlin, which essentially replaces the existing Merlin line, has more features such as tracking length and duration of calls by phone, than the Spirit system, AT&T said.
The elaborate "debt-for-scholarship swap" announced Wednesday essentially converts a portion of Ecuador's $11 billion foreign debt into cash to be used for financing education for Ecuadorans.
But it could gain assent to essentially flat wages through to 1996. To lock the unions into such restraint the government will probably have to jettison part of its planned reform of the overtly rigid labour laws.
This plays well in a country that knows it was created in 1903 essentially for Washington's convenience and where a new nationalism sparked by the Panama Canal treaties burns brightly.
The company said that when it issued the debentures, it was able to essentially convert that part of its Du Pont stake to cash while deferring the tax bite.
Franchisees are essentially a captive market for a franchiser's products, often having to buy items they don't want or need and pay for services they don't use.
Young ruled that the embryos are essentially unborn human beings with rights of their own, and decided the case based on what he felt was best for the embryos.
"The Republican argument,"he says, "is essentially that it's a congressional failure."
"The GST is essentially the same as the value-added tax that the Europeans use," said Boadway.
It cast aside the proposed maximum compensation of $317,000 and proposed an essentially unlimited recovery plan per passenger that would be subject only to an overall limit of $500 million per accident.
It is essentially a mechanical and electrical contractor in large buildings hit by the downturn in the building industry and a general building maintenance concern built up by Mr Smith.
It has to be appreciated that essentially what we have done is an investment protection movement which forces a mortgage interest rate move.
The agreed platform, essentially Mr. Sotnikov's program, will now be presented to a Komsomol national congress next year.
Under a regulatory tool known as a prudence audit, the five-member commission essentially penalized Gulf States for River Bend cost-overruns resulting from what commissioners deemed mismanagement.
In future, repayment capacity will be determined essentially by balance of payments, not budgetary factors, he concedes. But for the forseeable future Poland's capacity to repay debt will remain determined by budget constraints.
W.J. Sanders III, chairman and chief exeuctive officer of Advanced Micro Devices Inc., announced yesterday "essentially flat results in a period of generally weak demand for semiconductors," partly because the company doesn't make DRAMs.
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Jim Sasser (D., Tenn.) objected that the administration wants authority to spend money "with essentially no congressional oversight."
I really essentially have been a wine drinker.
He has to persuade an essentially conservative electorate that his party's reputation for internal squabbling and utopianism is no longer true. In the eight months since he became leader, he has made considerable progress.

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