positively
积极
definition
adverb
Camp and school partnerships have the potential to positively influence participating students and staff, the schools they come from, and the families to which they return.
in a positive way, in particular.
translation of 'positively'
adverb
绝对,
无疑
example
Short-term thinking has many uses in daily life, but at the social level it has become 'positively' dangerous.
We examined general practitioner and hospital records for details of diagnoses and abnormal test results among participants reporting 'positively' on any of these eight questionnaire items.
Testimonials on the site, from educators and students in particular, comment 'positively' on the save and store features as well as the author linking capabilities.
‘I like it,’ I decided, finally remarking kindly and 'positively' to a fragrance she tried.
experts could not 'positively' identify the voices
In some sense it's in danger of being 'positively' offensive to someone who has suffered horrific evils to hear that it is all for a greater good and that the theodicist is really quite happy with it all in the end.
some of the diets may be 'positively' dangerous
some of the diets may be 'positively' dangerous
We feel part and parcel of this campaign, and if it should be asked, everything will be considered seriously and 'positively' .
Two eyewitnesses 'positively' identified Mr Porter as the killer.
Despite all this, no level of government has displayed any serious interest in responding 'positively' .
Mary, a typical middle-England single mother, reacts particularly 'positively' to one of their arts policies.
I want to emphasize that I am 'positively' for this ticket.
Her grandmother also 'positively' identified the man.
The responses to the questionnaire survey showed that patients with common mental disorders in the community generally respond 'positively' to participation in teaching.
His lips were set into a thin line, his eyes narrowed, and he looked 'positively' dangerous.
U.S. officials have already played down the importance of visually identifying the men, saying their dental and medical records 'positively' identified the brothers.
The very latest technology involves ‘facial recognition’ - a system that can 'positively' identify a suspect instantly simply from his or her face.
Experts are still working to identify 'positively' the sources of the outbreaks.
Yesterday evening New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik announced that just 152 bodies had been recovered, of which 92 had been 'positively' identified.
Despite downplaying the role of the forensic pathologist, it remains a key one in 'positively' identifying the individual, the cause of death and helping to piece together how it happened.
It was stored in a freezer and 'positively' identified this morning.
Pulse is open to anyone who can prove their ability and dedication to filmmaking, and teams of writers, directors and producers, in particular, are 'positively' encouraged.
Local legend recalls that the day he came around with his samples was bad enough but the day the orders arrived at the factory was 'positively' dangerous.
We have to through the dental work and DNA to 'positively' identify that's her.
In fact, today weak cover can be 'positively' dangerous to anyone trying to work under deep cover.
The bustle and diversity of the crowd was 'positively' Prom-like, which surprised me as a newcomer to the series (unsure when the coffee would be served).
As noted earlier, only an expert can 'positively' identify a substance as biological growth and lab analysis may be required for final confirmation.
This will certainly be a great amenity as the existing bridge at the eastern end of Athea is 'positively' dangerous, especially for schoolchildren who use it regularly as it has no footpath.
A particularly useful theme of the book is how to adjust to one's new emotional history and in particular how to deal 'positively' with children as a noncustodial parent.
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