comparatively

UK:  [kəmˈpærətɪvli]

US:  [kəmˈperətɪvli]

adv.

1.相当地,比较地

1 . in the dark forest along the river side where the bushes is comparatively shorter, stood an ugly thing, big and dark.
在河边黑漆漆的树林中灌木丛较矮的地方，站着一个丑陋的东西，又大又黑。

2 . It is comparatively easy to read this "password" file and simply try and match the knock pattern to gain access to this system.
这个“密码”文件非常容易读取，并且通过尝试和匹配敲打模式，可以获得对系统的访问权限。

3 . Comparatively, the university graduates lack the work experience, therefore easy to be under the impact.
相比之下，大学毕业生缺乏工作经验，因此容易受到冲击。

4 . Moreover the current Fed chairman's comparatively benign view of the economic outlook seems to be in the ascendant.
此外，这位现任美联储主席对经济前景相对乐观的看法，似乎开始占上风。

5 . Drinks in containers which are EASY to open are comparatively welcome to consumers.
易于开启的饮料比较受消费者的欢迎。