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nominally adv.有名无实地；名义上地 (1) 这里的结果名义上要比前面好。(2) 他名义上管理着这家公司。(3) 他在名义上是领袖，但实际掌权的是别的人。 Words with the root nom relate to names, and nominally refers to situations where someone has a name or title that doesn't carry a lot of weight. Former Presidents are still called Mr. President, but they only nominally hold that title; they aren't really acting presidents anymore. A separated couple might be nominally married, even though they never see each other. Nominally is like “not really.”

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英 ['nɒmɪnəli] 美 ['nɒmɪnəli] (1) The results here were nominally better.(2) He was nominally in charge of the company.(3) He was,nominally,the leader but others actually wielded the power. Something nominally true is true in name only. This refers to things that are only titles or formalities. It’s the opposite of "really."

英语单词	nominally
英美音标	英 ['nɒmɪnəli] 美 ['nɒmɪnəli]
中文释义	adv.有名无实地；名义上地
英语例句	(1) The results here were nominally better. (2) He was nominally in charge of the company. (3) He was,nominally,the leader but others actually wielded the power.
中文例句	(1) 这里的结果名义上要比前面好。 (2) 他名义上管理着这家公司。 (3) 他在名义上是领袖，但实际掌权的是别的人。
vocabulary简明	Something nominally true is true in name only. This refers to things that are only titles or formalities. It’s the opposite of "really."
vocabulary扩展	Words with the root nom relate to names, and nominally refers to situations where someone has a name or title that doesn't carry a lot of weight. Former Presidents are still called Mr. President, but they only nominally hold that title; they aren't really acting presidents anymore. A separated couple might be nominally married, even though they never see each other. Nominally is like “not really.”

Nominally True Refers Presidents 英 Nɒmɪnəli] 美 Nɒmɪnəli Adv.有名无实地；名义上地