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Hi, everybody and welcome back to top words. My name is Alisha and today we're going to talk about 10 words for emphasis.
大家好，欢迎回到热门词汇。我是Alisha，今天我们要讨论10个强调词。
These are words that you can use before a verb or before an adjective to emphasize that word. Let's go.
这些词可以用在动词或形容词前强调。我们开始吧。
Really, the first word is really. Really is one of the most basic emphasis words. If you like you can check the video I did about really and the next word in this list very.
第一个词是really。Really是最基本的强调词之一。如有意愿，可以查看我制作的关于really的视频以及此列表中的下一个词very。
I talk about the differences in depth between really and very in a video called really versus very on this YouTube channel, which was posted in October of 2017. Go check that out if you like.
我在这个油管频道上传了really versus very的视频，其中深入讨论了really和very之间的差异，该视频于2017年10月发布。如有意愿，可以去看看。
So really is a word we can use before an adjective to add emphasis. We can also use really before a verb. This is a key difference between really and very.
really是可以在形容词前用来强调的词。也可以在动词前使用really。这是really和very的一个关键区别。
So before an adjective or before a verb to slightly enhance, to slightly emphasize the meaning of the word following really.
在形容词或动词前使用really可以稍微强调really后面的词的含义。
So I really like pizza or it's really hot in here, for example. Or I really hope you had fun today. He really likes soccer.
例如，I really like pizza或it's really hot in here.或者I really hope you had fun today. He really likes soccer.
Very, okay, the next word is very. So very is used in a way that is similar to really. However, we cannot use very before a verb. We can only use very to modify an adjective.
下一个词是very。very的用法与really类似。但是，我们不能在动词前使用very。我们只能用very来修饰形容词。
We can use very before an adjective. So it's very hot in here; I think Pizza is very good, for example. But I cannot use very before a verb. So please be careful.
我们可以在形容词前使用very。例如，So it's very hot in here. I think Pizza is very good.但是我不能在动词前使用very。所以请小心。
This is a difference between very and really. She's a very good writer.
这是very和really之间的区别。She's a very good writer.
So, the next emphasizer is so. So is very casual. We can put so before a lot of things. And so is fun because we can stretch out the vowel sound.
下一个强调词是so。So非常随意。我们可以在很多事物前放so。so很有趣，因为我们可以拉长元音。
We can say so to emphasize with our voice instead of choosing a different word. But it's very very casual. So you can say you're so funny or that was so good or I'm so bummed out right now.
我们可以用so来强调，而不是选择不同的词。但这非常非常随意。所以你可以说you're so funny或者that was so good或者I'm so bummed out right now.
Bummed out means sad. I'm so happy or I'm so tired today, for example. So use so and you can make it shorter or longer to change the level of emphasis in your situation.
Bummed out意味着悲伤。例如，I'm so happy或者I'm so tired today。使用so，你可以将其缩短或延长，以改变强调程度。
Way, the next word is way. Way is also very casual, depending on where you're from in the world. You may or may not hear way used as an emphasizer.
下一个词是way。Way也非常随意，这取决于你来自世界的哪个地方。你可能会听到或听不到way被用作强调词。
Way is used a lot on the west coast of the USA. Way can be used alone as well, like, similar to I know or yeah as an agreement.
Way在美国西海岸使用得很多。Way也可以单独使用，类似于I know或表达同意的“yeah”。
People might sometimes say way like in response to someone saying no way, like I don't believe you, no way. People can respond saying way like yes, yes. You will hear this sometimes.
人们有时会用way来回应某人说“no way”，例如I don't believe you, no way。人们可以回应说“way”，类似于yes。你有时会听到这种说法。
But you will also hear it used before an adjective to emphasize the adjective like, this food was way good or she was way good at singing or this was like way badman.
但你也会听到它用来强调形容词，例如，this food was way good，或者she was way good at singing，或者this was like way badman。
So again, I'm using kind of like this really casual, almost boyish way of speaking. Way is typically used in extremely casual situations.
我用的是一种非常随意的、几乎是男孩气的说话方式。Way通常用于非常随意的场合。
And it tends to be more among young people, specifically young men, but young women used too as well. So way, way, in a sentence: this burger is way good!
它往往更多地用于年轻人，特别是年轻男性，但年轻女性也使用。例如：this burger is way good!
Super, super is the next word. Super is another very casual emphasis word. We can use super before an adjective to change the the emphasis of the word.
下一个词是super。Super是另一个非常随意的强调词。我们可以在形容词前使用super来改变单词的重音。
We can use it before positive and negative adjectives. My test was super hard or oh that turkey was super good or the burrito I ate yesterday was super good. My barbecue was super fun.
我们可以在肯定和否定形容词前使用super。My test was super hard或者oh that turkey was super good或者the burrito I ate yesterday was super good。My barbecue was super fun.
So super is very casual, very friendly. It sounds also not so serious. We can use it before negative adjectives so like, that's super disgusting or oh my gosh this is super stressful this week, for example.
super非常随意，非常友好。听起来也不那么严肃。我们可以在否定形容词前使用它，例如，that's super disgusting或者oh my gosh this is super stressful this week。
Incredibly, the next word is incredibly. We see the word incredible in this word. The root is incredible. Incredible is like maybe it's extraordinary, it's difficult to believe, it's awesome, it's great.
下一个词是incredibly。我们在这个词中看到了incredible这个词。词根是incredible。Incredible意思是非常特别，很难相信，很棒。
Incredibly, but we can use this word before a negative adjective or before a positive adjective. So we can say this was incredibly good, incredibly interesting book, incredibly terrible haircut as well.
我们可以在否定形容词或肯定形容词前使用incredibly。我们可以说this was incredibly good, incredibly interesting book, incredibly terrible haircut
So this is just a stronger emphasis word. It's not so casual, though. You might see this in writing or you might see it in more formal spoken situations. You can use it in speaking, I suppose.
这只是一个更强的强调词。不过，它并不是那么随意。你可能会在书面语中看到它，或者在更正式的口语中看到它。我想你可以在口语中使用它。
But if you use the word incredibly when you're speaking, it's going to sound more extreme. It's going to sound more like you're adding more emphasis than if you chose a word like really or very.
但是如果你在说话时使用incredibly，它听起来会更极端。听起来更像是你在增加强调，而不是选择really或very这样的词。
So incredibly has increased emphasis about it. Incredibly, for example, this dessert is incredibly delicious.
incredibly增加了对单词的强调。例如，this dessert is incredibly delicious.
Ridiculously, the next word is ridiculously. So ridiculous is the root here. Ridiculous means like strange or crazy or it's again it's hard to believe. Something is so ridiculous.
下一个词是ridiculously。ridiculous是这里的词根。Ridiculous 的意思是奇怪或疯狂，或者令人难以置信。某事是如此荒谬。
Ridiculously adjective, so again positive and negative adjectives can be applied here. This is also a rather strong emphasizer. So it's stronger than so, very, really.
Ridiculously后接形容词，可以在此处应用正面和负面形容词。这也是一个相当强烈的强调词。它比so、very、really更强。
It's about the same level as incredibly or ridiculously. But because the word is ridiculous, I feel that incredibly is a little more positive.
它与incredibly程度大致相同。但因为单词ridiculous，我觉得incredibly更积极一些。
We can use ridiculously like ridiculously good or ridiculously funny, but it sounds a little like maybe not quite as serious or not quite as much praise as with incredibly, for example.
我们可以使用ridiculously来表示，例如ridiculously good或ridiculously funny，但它听起来可能不像incredibly那样严肃或褒义。
So ridiculously, ridiculously is also a word we can use. My company made a ridiculously complex policy or this is a ridiculously difficult test, for example.
我们可以用“ridiculously”表示强调。例如，My company made a ridiculously complex policy或者this is a ridiculously difficult test。
So it's just it's a bit dumb it seems sometimes. So ridiculous, I can't understand it. It's crazy.
有时它看起来有点愚蠢。太荒谬了，我无法理解。这太疯狂了。
Amazingly, the next word is amazingly. So the root is amazing here, which implies a good meaning. It implies a positive meaning.
下一个词是“amazingly”。词根是“amazing”，意思是正面的，积极的。
You'll see this used in front of positive adjectives but again we can use it in front of negative adjectives. So she's an amazingly good singer or this was an amazingly delicious meal.
amazingly可以用在积极形容词前面，也可以用在消极形容词前面。例如，she's an amazingly good singer或者this was an amazingly delicious meal。
We can use it in front of negative words like, woo that's amazingly bad. But using a word like amazing with bad creates kind of odd contrast.
可以用在消极词前面，比如，woo that's amazingly bad。但是将“amazingly”与“bad”一起使用会产生一种奇怪的对比。
So you might hear people speaking and writing with this interesting contrast but maybe they're choosing those words to create that contrast, to create that interesting feeling.
人们说话和写作时可能会运用这种有趣的对比，但也许他们选择这些词是为了形成这种对比，创造那种有趣的感觉。
So I tend to use amazingly more with positive adjectives. In this sentence, that singer is amazingly talented.
我倾向于将“amazingly”与积极形容词一起使用。例如，that singer is amazingly talented.
Unbelievably, unbelievably is a great word because you can use it equally, with equal level enthusiasm for both positive and negative situations.
unbelievably是一个很棒的词，对积极和消极的情况都抱有同样的热情。
So believe is the root. Un means not. So not believable, in other words. So something is so extreme, something is so much whatever the adjective is, that it's difficult to believe.
believe是词根。Un表示否定。换句话说，就是not believable。某事太极端了，以至于很难相信。
You can't believe it. So it's a very very strong emphasizer in this way. So unbelievably good or unbelievably bad, you can use both of them to create a very strong emphasis.
你简直不敢相信。从这个意义上来说，这是一个非常非常强烈的强调词。unbelievably good或unbelievably bad，你可以同时使用它们来创造非常强烈的强调。
So how was your day today? Unbelievably good. Or how was your day today? Unbelievably bad. Both are perfectly fine and both are very acceptable but they create totally opposite meanings.
你今天过得怎么样？Unbelievably good.或者你今天过得怎么样？Unbelievably bad.两者都很好，两者都很可以接受，但它们含义完全相反。
So just be cautious of the type of adjective you use after this word unbelievably. In this sentence: the movie was unbelievably long.
在unbelievably这个词之后，要小心形容词的类型。例如：the movie was unbelievably long.
Extremely, the next word is extremely. So the root here is extreme. So I would say extremely is like a step above very but not quite at incredibly.
下一个词是extremely。词根是extreme。我认为extremely比very高一级，但并不完全相当于incredibly。
So it's like very, maybe extremely, and incredibly. Perhaps extremely is kind of like a nice intermediate level emphasis word.
程度由低到高是very、extremely、incredibly。也许extremely有点像一个很好的中级强调词。
I feel so extremely... again we can use it positive and negative adjectives. So this was extremely good. This was extremely bad. I think I kind of feel like it's pretty easy to remember this one as well.
I feel so extremely...后面可以使用肯定和否定形容词。this was extremely good. This was extremely bad.我觉得这个也很容易记住。
Something is extremely good, extremely bad. It's easy to use this one. You can apply it in many different situations. It's not super formal. It's not super casual.
Something is extremely good, extremely bad.这个很容易使用。你可以在许多不同的情况下使用。不是非常正式，也不是非常随意，介于两者之间。
So you can try this one out a lot. If you're looking to move up from like really or so or very, you can try to use extremely. You'll sound a little more formal, a little bit more formal.
你可以经常尝试这个。如果你想从really或so或very升级，可以尝试使用extremely，听起来会更正式一点。
Give it a try, so but just remember extreme is the root. So you're strongly emphasizing something. So let's give some examples.
试试看，但只要记住extreme是词根。你在强烈强调某事。让我们举几个例子。
This is an extremely difficult task or it's extremely hot today or it's extremely humid outside, for example.
例如，This is an extremely difficult task或者it's extremely hot today或者it's extremely humid outside
So those are 10 words that you can use for emphasis, 10 words to emphasize your adjectives a little bit. So give them a try.
这些就是你可以用来强调的10个词，10个可以稍微强调形容词的词。试试看吧。
If there are any other emphasis words that you like or that you're interested in, please let us know in the comment section for sure.
如果你有其他喜欢或感兴趣的强调词，请务必在评论部分告诉我们。
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