literally
'litәrәlir. in a literal sense · r. (intensifier before a figurative expression) without exaggeration
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I would hide under the table and literally eat the food until I threw up.
我会躲在桌子底下,不停地吃,直到吐出来。
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Although, can I say that Hannah, like, I literally wanted to learn how to fight after seeing the movie.
不过,我能说吗,汉娜,看完那部电影后,我真的想学打架。
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Sam, like like it's literally like the south of England.
山姆,就像它字面上就是英格兰南部。
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I'm sorry, my mind started to run away from me, and I imagined cleaning my room all week, like literally cleaning my room every day—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
抱歉,我的思绪有点跑偏了,我想象着整个星期都在打扫房间,就像字面意思上每天都在打扫——周一、周二、周三、周四。
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But I recently read a study where they showed that depending on the branch of medicine and and and the situation, there were times when literally AI alone was better than AI plus a human or a human alone.
但我最近读到一项研究,显示根据医学分支和具体情况的不同,有时单纯的人工智能确实比“人工智能加人类”或“单纯人类”的效果更好。
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