cordially
adverb formal uk/ˈkɔː.di.ə.li/ us/ˈkɔːr.dʒə.li/
(friendly)
友好而庄重地;热诚但礼貌地
in a way that is friendly, but formal and polite
"Hello," she said cordially. "您好，"她友好地说。
I told him, very firmly but cordially, we couldn't do it. 我非常坚定但诚恳地告诉他，我们做不到。
formal亲切地，诚挚地
used when politely inviting someone somewhere, agreeing to something, asking something, etc.
You are cordially invited to attend our annual wine-tasting evening. 诚邀您参加我们一年一度的品酒晚会。
You are cordially reminded not to smoke in your hotel room. 谨此提醒您不要在酒店房间内吸烟。
谨上
used to end a letter in a way that is friendly, but formal and polite
We look forward to seeing you again in six months. Cordially, William Green. 我们期待着六个月后再见。威廉·格林谨上
I love the flowers, but please stop sending them. Cordially, Agnes. 我喜欢这些花，但请别再送来了。 艾格尼丝谨上
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- At her office, there's always a welcoming cup of coffee and time to greet a guest cordially.
- The meeting started cordially but before long old resentments started to surface.
- The choice was cordially approved by the leaders of the Liberal Party.
- We cordially welcome you again to this Court.
- Let me know your thoughts, Cordially, Bill.
(strongly)
（尤指厌恶感）强烈地
in a way that is strongly felt, especially with feelings of dislike
On a personal level, they came to be cordially disliked. 在个人层面上，他们开始切切实实地不受欢迎。
She hated Mr Jefferson cordially. 她对杰弗逊先生深恶痛绝。
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- We hate each other cordially.
- He was cordially detested for his brutality and injustice.
- A political secretary who cordially disliked me happened to be standing nearby.
See: cordial