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Impulsively is how you do something when a feeling shoves you and you do not stop to weigh it.
Impulsively isImpulsively是 how you do something你做某件事的方式 when a feeling shoves you當一種感覺推著你 and you do not stop to weigh it而你沒有停下來衡量。
You impulsively bought the coat. You impulsively told the truth.
You你 impulsively衝動地 bought the coat買了那件外套。You你 impulsively衝動地 told the truth說出了實話。
Same idea as impulsive, but it describes the doing, not the kind of person. It is ordinary English, not stiff. It often suggests a short moment: even a careful person can act impulsively once.
Same idea as impulsive跟impulsive的意思一樣, but it describes the doing但它形容的是「做的動作」, not the kind of person不是「人的類型」。It is這 ordinary English, not stiff是日常英文,不生硬。It often suggests它常常暗示 a short moment一個短暫的瞬間: even a careful person就連謹慎的人 can act impulsively once也可能有一次衝動行事。
Compared with , this word stresses the sudden wish; stresses that the choice was .
Compared with imprudently跟imprudently比起來, this word stresses這個字強調的是 the sudden wish那股突然的念頭; imprudently stressesimprudently強調的則是 that the choice was unwise那個選擇不明智。
You can do a kind thing impulsively, and you can do a foolish thing impulsively. The word does not, by itself, say the result was bad — though people often reach for it after a mess.
You can do你可以 impulsively衝動地做 a kind thing一件善良的事, and you can do也可以 impulsively衝動地做 a foolish thing一件愚蠢的事。The word does not, by itself, say這個字本身並不表示 the result was bad結果一定不好——though people often reach for it不過大家常常用這個字 after a mess在事情搞砸之後。
原始詞典資料1 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
impulsivelyadv/ɪmˈpʌlsɪvli/
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In an impulsive manner; with force; by impulse.
- "Of course, this wasn't part of some master plan. I impulsively used my vast power to do something nice without thinking it through. And then something I didn't expect happened. Even though I should have expected it."
資料來源:英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary(CC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。