literally
日本語WordNet
in a literal sense; "literally translated"; "he said so literally"
(intensifier before a figurative expression) without exaggeration; "our eyes were literally pinned to TV during the Gulf War"
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AIによる解説
In a literal manner; exactly as stated. Often used for emphasis, though this informal usage is sometimes criticized.
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The farmer said the job was outstanding in his field, literally standing among crops whilst achieving excellence in agricultural production methods.
農夫は仕事が自分の畑(分野)で傑出していると言い、文字通り作物の中に立ちながら農業生産方法で卓越性を達成した。
Idioms reveal fossilized conceptual extensions where literal meanings have undergone complete transformation through historical change.
慣用句は、文字通りの意味が歴史的変化を通じて完全な変容を遂げた化石化した概念的拡張を明らかにする。
Notwithstanding considerable clerical opposition, vernacular biblical translations proliferated among literate urban populations increasingly during reformation.
かなりの聖職者の反対にもかかわらず、宗教改革中に識字のある都市人口の間で俗語聖書翻訳がますます普及した。
The translation shows too much literalism.
その翻訳は直訳すぎます。
The expression is metaphorical, not literal.
その表現は文字通りではなく比喩的です。
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