definitely; certainly; inevitably; firmly
Meanings
2 senses · 9 examplesadverb
definitely; certainly; inevitably
neutralUsed to express certainty, inevitability, or a natural consequence, often in affirmative predictions or deductions. It is stronger than "可能" and can convey a sense of objective necessity.
Once he gets the message, he will definitely come.
With the collective effort of the whole team, this task will certainly be completed.
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You are so hardworking; you will certainly get good results on the exam.
If you persist in exercising, your health is sure to improve.
Good deeds bring good rewards, and bad deeds bring bad ones; this is an inevitable truth.
adverb
firmly; resolutely; with determination
neutralUsed to express a firm, resolute promise or commitment to do something. It emphasizes the speaker's strong will and determination.
Don't worry, I will definitely come to pick you up the day after tomorrow.
I promise you, I will definitely accomplish this matter.
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The soldiers will resolutely defend every inch of the motherland's territory.
For my child's future, I will work hard with determination.