colloquially

colloquially的音标是[ˌkɑːləʊkwɪəli]，意思是“口语地；非正式地”。

基本翻译：以口语方式；非正式地。

速记技巧：/k/可以发这个音，也可以发/k/和/l/的混合音。

例句：He speaks colloquially and easily.

翻译：他以非正式的口语方式容易地说话。

Colloquially，英文词源可以追溯到拉丁语“colloquium”，意为“讨论会”或“研讨会”。以下是一些变化形式及相关单词：

1. colloquial（口语的）：直接源自拉丁语“colloquium”，意为“讨论会”或“研讨会”。

2. colloquialism（口语用语）：指口语中使用的非正式表达方式。

3. speak colloquially（口语化地讲）：指用通俗易懂的语言表达。

4. dialog（对话）：源自希腊语“dia-”和“logos”，意为通过语言交流。

5. monolog（独白）：指一个人独自进行的演讲或发言。

6. lecture（演讲）：源自拉丁语“lectio”和“disco”，意为阅读和讲述。

7. colloquial tone（口语语气）：指口语中的表达方式，通常比书面语更加自然和随意。

8. colloquial language（口语语言）：指口语中使用的语言形式。

9. colloquialization（口语化）：指将书面语逐渐转变为口语的过程。

10. colloquialistic（口语化的）：指与口语相关的，非正式的表达方式。

这些单词在英语中具有不同的含义和用法，反映了英语语言的发展和变化。它们在日常交流中扮演着重要的角色，帮助人们更自然地表达自己的想法和感受。

常用短语：

1. colloquially speaking

2. off the cuff

3. in a nutshell

4. to put it another way

5. colloquially speaking, X is Y

6. colloquially, we say X for Y

7. colloquially, we refer to X as Y

例句：

1. Colloquially speaking, a rainy day is a day when it rains heavily and unexpectedly.

2. Off the cuff, I would describe my best friend as a person who is always there for me in tough times.

3. In a nutshell, life is all about making the most of every moment and seizing the opportunities that come our way.

4. To put it another way, success is not solely determined by academic achievements but also by personal qualities such as perseverance and resilience.

5. Colloquially speaking, we say a person is "on cloud nine" when they are extremely happy and feeling good about themselves.

6. When we are feeling down and out, colloquially speaking, we need to remember that there is always someone willing to lend a helping hand.

7. We colloquially refer to a person who is very outgoing and sociable as a "people person".

英文小作文：

Colloquial language is an essential part of everyday communication, and it can be used to make things more informal and friendly. I often use colloquial language with my friends when we are hanging out or chatting online.

For example, I might say "Let"s get this party started!" instead of using formal language to describe starting an event. Colloquial language can also be used to express surprise or excitement, such as "Whoa, that was a doozy!" Instead of using more formal language like "That was a very surprising or exciting event."

Colloquial language can help break the tension and make things more enjoyable, especially when dealing with people we are close to or just want to have fun with. It can also help us express our true feelings without being too formal or stiff. However, it"s important to use colloquial language appropriately and not to use it excessively or in inappropriate situations.