academically

academically — adverb

1. concerning school subjects, learning, and the kind of thinking done at universit

1.副詞B2
釋義

concerning school subjects, learning, and the kind of thinking done at universities, rather than concerning practical work or hands-on skills.

例句

Quinn struggled academically in her first year of high school but found her footing after joining a study group.

do well/poorly academically pattern

The Lin twins are academically gifted, but only Daniel enjoys cooking and fixing things at home.

academically + adjective (gifted)

同義詞
  • scholastically

    more formal; common in US school reports

  • intellectually

    broader — covers any kind of thinking, not just school work

  • educationally

    focuses on the system of education rather than a person's performance

反義詞

文法句型

do well/poorly academically

academically + adjective (gifted, strong, weak)

用法筆記

Most often modifies verbs of performance (do, perform, struggle, succeed) or adjectives describing student ability (gifted, strong, weak). Rarely placed before the verb in everyday writing — usually sentence-final or right after the adjective it modifies.

常見錯誤

❌She is academically in mathematics.
✅She is strong academically in mathematics.
💡academically modifies a verb or adjective; it cannot stand alone as the predicate.
❌He performed academic well.
✅He performed academically well.
💡use the -ly adverb form to modify the verb 'performed'.