popularly

美 [ˈpɑpjlərli]
英 [ˈpɒpjʊlə(r)li]
  • adv.普遍地；广泛地；一般地；（一国）民众作出的
  • 网络通俗地；普通地；普遍的

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popularly
adv.
1.
普遍地；广泛地；一般地by a large number of people
a popularly held belief
大多数人持有的看法
the UN Conference on Environment and Development, popularly known as the ‘Earth Summit’
联合国环境与发展会议，即一般所称的“地球高峰会议”
2.
（一国）民众作出的by the ordinary people of a country
a popularly elected government
民选政府

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全部全部,普遍地普遍地,广泛地广泛地,一般地一般地,民众作出的民众作出的,通俗地通俗地,普通地普通地,普遍的普遍的
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1.
In those days it was popularly believed that you could attain Enlightment by means of self-mortification--the more extreme the better.
在那时候，人们普遍相信，通过苦行你可以觉悟--越极端越好。
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2.
In Great Britain, Valentine's Day began to be popularly celebrated around the seventeenth century.
在大不列颠，圣瓦伦丁节是在十七世纪左右才开始广泛庆祝的。
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3.
The heart-trapping capacity of the atmosphere is popularly known as the "greenhouse effect" .
大气储存热量的能力被普遍看作是“温室效应”。
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4.
It became popularly known as the Bird's Nest because of its unusual design of interlaced steel girders like the twigs of a bird's nest.
由于它的设计不同寻常，其交错的钢梁像一个鸟巢上的树枝，而被人们广泛称为“鸟巢”。
2008.qq.com
5.
In this way, the first works of the company choose widely knownly and able to bear the big rich man's game played popularly to be the theme.
就这样，公司的第一作品便是选择家喻户晓且通俗耐玩的大富翁游戏为主题。
www.happyhome.com.tw
6.
Now, it should be noted that there's a difference between a romantic movie and what is popularly referred to as a "chick flick. "
现在，应该标注一下浪漫电影和小鸡电影（言情片）之间的区别。
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7.
The president is popularly elected for a maximum of two four-year terms and is completely subordinate to the Supreme Leader.
总统一般可以当选最长两届八年任期，总统完全从属于最高领袖。
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8.
The Dark Knight has since become popularly known as the world's greatest detective.
这位黑暗骑士已经被大众认为是世界上最伟大的侦探形象之一。
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We have now described the sources of those means of persuasion which are popularly supposed to be demonstrative.
我们将这种广受质疑的说服方式的来源描述为说明性论证。
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10.
A recession is popularly defined as two or more consecutive quarters of negative economic growth, or declining output.
经济衰退普遍定义为持续两个季度或以上的经济负增长，或产出下降。
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