| Id | ESLPod_0394_WE_0462 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 394 |
| Episode Title | Describing Hatred and Anger |
| Phrase | absolutely |
| Text | The word "absolutely," in this podcast, means completely or entirely: "I won't get married until I'm absolutely sure that I've found the right person." The word "absolutely" can also mean very or extremely: "They absolutely love the opera." "Absolutely" can also be used to provide emphasis, or to make a statement stronger: "That is absolutely the ugliest dress I've ever seen!" Or, "We save absolutely everything we can." The word "absolutely" can also be used to respond positively to a question, meaning yes or that one completely agrees with something: "Do you think that's a good price for the car?" - "Absolutely!" The opposite phrase is "absolutely not," used to show that one does not agree with something: "Do you like flying?" - "Absolutely not! I'm scared of airplanes." |
| Topics | About You |
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