not terribly
并 不 十分
不是 非常
不是 很
并 不 非常
没有 严重
不是 特别
The comparison with Raikkonen is not very reliable,” he offered. Right now, virtual learning is not very widespread. That's not terribly compelling. But we don't really know how and why that happens. Some say that the Madrid conference is not very important;
The former officer for the New York Police Department wasn't terribly concerned. At first, I did not really understand the title. She isn't fully satisfied with her job right now. Objectively speaking, however, this book is not very good. Your company does not fully understand its target customers. In our case, the training time didn't really matter. RM: At first I wasn't really sure. For many of us, the results are not very clear. Unfortunately, the early symptoms of the disease are not very specific. They report that the response mechanisms are not very efficient. Lisa was really not sure what she was looking for in the class. Such a prediction might not be so accurate. I hope so too, but I am not very optimistic. I am not particularly positive on emerging markets. One thing he isn't deeply concerned with, however, is commercial viability. But it is not so happy about its current work. The views of Marx on the State are not very clear. Defence budgetary allocations have not been adequate.
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