Mary's
practically late for work every day.
玛丽几乎每天上班都迟到。
Eric is
practically ruined.
埃里克几乎破产了。
Lisa solved the problem very
practically.
丽萨很实事求是地解决了这个问题.
Practically everyone in the town attended the festival.
几乎镇上的每个人都参加了这个节日。
I've
practically memorized this book after reading it so many times.
我读了这么多次，几乎已经把这本书背下来了。
She can
practically build a house on her own; she's so handy with tools.
她几乎可以自己盖房子，她对工具的使用非常熟练。
Practically speaking, it's better to start saving for retirement early.
从实际角度来看，尽早开始为退休储蓄是更好的选择。
We've
practically run out of milk; there's only a little left in the fridge.
我们几乎用完了牛奶，冰箱里只剩下一点点了。
He's
practically fluent in Spanish after living in Spain for just two years.
他只在西班牙生活了两年，几乎可以说流利的西班牙语。
The car is
practically brand new; it has only done a few hundred miles.
这辆车几乎是全新的，只跑了几百英里。
Practically every industry has been impacted by the digital revolution.
几乎每个行业都受到了数字革命的影响。
The project was
practically finished when the funding was suddenly cut off.
项目几乎完成时，资金突然被切断了。
She
practically lives at the gym, she's there almost every day.
她几乎每天都去健身房，就像是住在那儿一样。
There's practically no difference between the two options.
这两种选择几乎没什么差别
(SASAC)The corporate-governance reform of SOEs essentially has wrapped up, and the SOEs are practically no longer required to perform social functions, he said at a meeting held by the Leading Group for State-owned Enterprises Reform under the State Council in Beijing.
（国资委）他在北京召开的国务院国有企业改革领导小组会议上表示，国有企业的公司治理改革基本上已经结束，实际上不再要求国有企业履行社会职能。
However, certain developments have proved that the momentum of international trade and economic integration between countries in East Asia in particular is now practically unstoppable.
然而，某些事态发展证明，特别是东亚国家之间的国际贸易和经济一体化势头现在几乎势不可挡。
"Practically I see every multinational company that is worth something is participating, whether they are in healthcare or automotive industries.
“实际上,我看到几乎所有有分量的跨国公司都在参与，无论它们是医疗保健行业还是汽车行业的公司。
Since then the 38-year-old who works at a foreign-funded company in Beijing has been using TWS earbuds practically the entire day while not working or sleeping, for making calls, listening to music and searching for information.
"A mixture of factors, including urbanization, environmental impact, and a pure surge in animal protein consumption have made it practically impossible to feed the population with inexhaustible animal protein," she said.
He later learned that the female entrepreneur had taken a year out and practically risked everything to create and finance her product.
Through our partnerships with 5,000 media sources and technology integrations, we can help marketers and advertisers achieve their goals in practically every corner of the globe.
However, according to Ho, the two real game-changers for Libra are its broad user base built on the Facebook ecosystem, as well as a global payment network pegged to a pool of convertible flat currencies, meaning it could practically become a de facto online currency in the future.
Kon said that the two logos look practically the same to the untrained eye of an ordinary customer.
"The leading companies of China are stronger and better than practically any other leading companies anywhere, and they are available at a much cheaper price," he said.
In practically all aspects of modern-day technology, China has been leading the way.
The completion of the three-year action plan indicates that the corporate-governance reform of SOEs has been concluded and they are practically no longer required to perform social functions, said Li Jin, chief researcher at the China Enterprise Research Institute in Beijing.
We left from 750 million XAF ($1.26 million) to practically 150 billion XAF per annum," said Ayissi.
Now it has 800,000 industrial robots -- practically one in the three of all the robots on the planet.
"With developing nations having been extremely wounded by the pandemic, the Chinese manufactured vaccines are practically the only hope for most poor countries to terminate the pandemic," Tourk said.
"It was a practically non-existent city 40 years ago, one of the poorest places in Guangdong province, and today it is the most important city, eclipsing the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and other cities in China, like Shanghai," he said.
In the pre-epidemic era, I thought placing life-related issues in the hands of a practically "virtual" person wasn't a bright idea.
The Politburo meeting last Friday named the 5-trillion yuan ($713.4 billion) food service market as one of the most severely-hit disaster zones in the nation's economy because the public health alert reduced the industry's expected number of customers for the 2020 Spring Festival season to practically zero.
As a result, most retail businesses are practically suspended.
China's top e-commerce player Alibaba Group Holding Ltd announced a goal of helping farmers sell over 150 million kilograms of agricultural products during the month long festive season, which practically covers the majority of January.
But companies in China and elsewhere have mastered the technologies to manufacture them en masse in a matter of weeks or days, with the products practically indistinguishable from those mined from earth.
BDS operators will regard bilateral and multilateral cooperation with other systems in the application sectors as an important matter, continue to promote the implementation of some application demonstration projects overseas and practically push forward its international applications, Ran Chengqi, director general of China Satellite Navigation Office, said at a forum during the summit.
"The final result of this development could be a battery cell that enables long ranges, can be charged super quickly and practically does not age," he added.
They're practically happy about every new product.
After the COVID-19 outbreak, applications such as 5G tele-consultation and 5G intelligent medical and nursing robots have evolved from the experimental stage to clinical use and been practically applied to a number of hospitals.
Practically everyone, including foreign residents, use online payment options provided by Alipay and WeChat and more businesses in Shanghai now accept foreign credit cards.
Transferring an Intel computer chip, or Microsoft Office software, costs practically nothing.