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1、out───adv.出现；向外；在室外；出狱；遥远地；出海；退潮；指离球门线或终点线的距离；在公共娱乐场所；公开；出声地；殆尽；直至完成；完全；熄灭；除去；出局；adj.熄灭的；盛开的；面市的；出局的；不能被接受的；过时的；不准确的；打算做……的；被公开的；v.击倒，击晕；揭露（某人）是同性恋；熄灭；驱逐；拒绝；解除；n.出路，脱身办法；（棒球）使球员出局的办法；在野党；prep.从……里面出去，离开
2、partly out of───部分出于
3、partly true───有几分真实性；半真半假
4、out and out───adv.彻底地，不折不扣地; 彻里彻外; 百分之百；不折不扣地；彻底地
5、partly because───部分原因是
6、partly filled───部分填充
7、partly sunny more───多些阳光
8、partly cloudy───局部多云；少云
9、partly───adv.部分地；在一定程度上
1、Partly out of necessity, partly out of sincerity, they are trying to take it in stride.───一部分是出于必要，一部分出于真诚，他们都试着泰然自若地接受这件事。
2、AFL officials drew the line at national health insurance, however, partly out of concern for their own power.───然而，劳联官员对国家健康保险加以限制，部分原因是出于对自身权力的考虑。
3、But many employees defied rules and used these tools anyway, partly out of a belief they improved productivity, said Mr. Schadler.───但是，许多员工无视规定，仍然使用这些工具。一定程度上这是因为他们相信这些工具能够提高工作效率，谢德勒说。
4、"People like me came here partly out of a sense of duty, but mainly to make more money, " he says.───像我这样的工人来到这里，有一部分是出于责任感，但更多还是为了钱。
5、Certainly this unfortunate situation grows partly out of the years of World War I.───当然像这种情况大部分是在第一次世界大战后渐渐产生的。
6、He said so, partly out of kindness, and partly out of responsibility.───他这样说，部分是出于好心，部分是出于责任。
7、Talabani also said he produced 74-year-old Aziz Aziz's age and partly out of sympathy for the other, because he is an Iraqi Christian.───塔拉巴尼还说，他对74岁的阿齐兹产生的同情一方面出于阿齐兹的年龄，另一方面也因为他是一名YiLaKe的基督徒。
8、Schubert, a researcher at the institute for science policy research, says that the rising collaboration is partly out of necessity.───科学政策研究所的研究员安德鲁·舒伯特表示，这种日益增强的合作在一定程度上是必要的。
1、So it was partly out of an illogical sense of obligation that she began to read his book on Aurae Phiala.
2、In May 1979, partly out of desperation, we entered upon a great experiment.
3、This is partly out of practical necessity: it is indeed thin and lank.
4、In Syria, Russia and China have blocked efforts to ratchet up pressure on President Bashar al-Assad, partly out of anger with what they view as a military mission in Libya that exceeded its writ.