certainly的反义词

1. 当然，行，没问题，可以
2. 必定，一定，必然
3. 无疑地，肯定
4. 的确，确实
5. 确定

1. 无疑地; 确定地 without doubt; definitely

1. 一定：汽车修理工并非一定(certainly),总是(always),经常(frequently),而是很可能(possibly)不超过80分,这是作者的一种看不起汽车修理工的推测. 4 D 语句连贯词义比较 由前后句子的意义看,前后两句明显为转折(yet)关系. then那么,

2. 当然了：324. Could you tell me where I can find these books? 您能告诉我在哪儿能找到这些书吗? | 325.Certainly. 当然了. | 326. Witch pleasure. 很高兴.

3. 当然：11. C'Mon! 拜托! | 12.Certainly! 当然. | 13. Check, Please! 买单.

1. I certainly did not like the place.
   我确实不喜欢那个地方。
2. We certainly mustn't forget that.
   我们绝不能忘记那件事。
3. I will certainly see you into the train.
   我一定要送你上火车。
4. I must certainly introduce him to you.
   我一定得把他介绍给你。
5. The team will certainly lose if he doesn't play.
   如果他不参加,那个队肯定要输的。
6. He will certainly die if you don't call a doctor.
   你不请大夫来,他会死的。
7. You certainly know whether what you are doing is right or wrong.
   你当然知道你现在做得是否正确。
8. She certainly thought that this doctor was overestimating her case.
   她确实认为这医生夸大了她的病情。
9. I certainly do not know whether he will come.
   他来不来我确实不知道。
10. He certainly did not steal it: he's not that kind of person.
    他绝没有偷,他不是那种人。
11. Something was certainly wrong with him.
    他一定有病了。
12. You are certainly in the right.
    当然啦,你是对的。
13. Certainly,I parked outside your door.
    没错,我曾在你门口停过车。
14. Certainly they must know the probable result of such speeches.
    确实,他们一定会知道这种谈话会引起什么后果。
15. I will not consent certainly.
    我当然不会同意。
16. He will come certainly.
    他一定会来。
17. “Will you lend me your toothbrush?”“Certainly not!”
    “把你的牙刷借给我好吗?”“当然不!”
18. “Do you mind if I sit here?”“Certainly not!”
    “我坐这儿你介意吗?”“当然不介意。”

• be certainly一定有
• come certainly一定会来
• consent certainly当然会同意
• die certainly会死
• forget certainly确实忘记
• introduce certainly一定得介绍
• know certainly当然知道
• like certainly确实喜欢
• lose certainly肯定要输
• park certainly确实要停车
• see certainly一定要送
• think certainly确实认为
• wish certainly确实希望

1. certainly用于修饰动词,表示同意所陈述的事或确信某事是真实的。
2. certainly在句中的位置,如果有助动词(be, do, have等),一般放于助动词之后。如果表示否定,一般放于助动词之前。也可位于句首或句末,表示强调。
3. certainly作“当然”解是非正式用语,多见于口语; 作“必定”解是正式用语,口语和书面语均可使用。