Partially Paralyzed Dog Celebrates Birthday With 100 Balloons Disabled Worldwide Balloon Surprise

Partially Paralyzed Dog Celebrates Birthday With 100 Balloons Disabled Worldwide Balloon Surprise

According to cambridge dictionary, partially means not completely and partly means to some degree, but not completely. The road is partly/partially finished. Or is either of them possible?

Partially Paralyzed Dog Scooty Celebrates Birthday with 100 Balloons

The book of modern american usage is interesting on this, particularly this bit: Some commentators insist that partially means only “to a limited degree” (my liver and bacon. According to collins dictionary, both words mean.

I can't figure out which of them to use in following sentence:

I only partially/partly agree with you. Partly partially区别在英语中,partially 和 partly 两者在某些语境中有所重叠,但其含义略有区别。partially 一词包含两个主要含义,一是部分地,二是带有偏见或不公平 Partly is especially used to talk about the reaso If so, what's the difference in meaning?

Partially & partlywhich word?partly / partiallypartly and partially both mean 'not completely':

Partially Paralyzed Dog Scooty Celebrates Birthday with 100 Balloons

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Partially Paralyzed Dog Scooty Celebrates Birthday with 100 Balloons

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