英语词汇“abnormally”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

WORD ORIGINabnormal

Origin:

1800-1900 ab- ‘away from, not’ (from Latin ab- ‘away, off’) + normal

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES

abnormal behaviour that may be a sign of mental illness
an abnormal chest x-ray
an abnormal heartbeat
El Nino is caused by abnormal amounts of warm water in the Pacific Ocean.
My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet.
Some people suffer an abnormal fear of being in open places.

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

After an abnormal Pap smear, she was diagnosed with a fibroid tumor.
Both schizophrenia and mood disorders show evidence of decreased activity in frontal lobes and abnormal function of the system for directed attention.
Conversely, patients with quiescent disease who continue to have persistently abnormal blood tests have a high recurrence rate.
More importantly, the display highlights any system or area experiencing abnormal conditions, whether plant malfunction or unacceptable ambience levels.
Moreover there were no clinical or prognostic differences between those with and those without abnormal pancreatic radiology.
Possibly a congenital abnormal connection was present between the cystic duct and the right biliary system.
The abnormal can be left, for news of it will inevitably rise like a suppurating boil.
They were well-intentioned creatures of abnormal physical strength and they were easily taken in by women.

Longman Language Activatornot ordinary/not normal in a very bad way► abnormal

very different from what is normal, in a way that is strange, worrying, or dangerous: · abnormal behaviour that may be a sign of mental illness· an abnormal chest x-ray· El Nino is caused by abnormal amounts of warm water in the Pacific Ocean.it is abnormal (for somebody) to do something: · My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet.

► unnatural

different from normal human behaviour in a way that seems morally wrong: · unnatural acts· In some countries, it's considered unnatural for women with families to want to work outside the home.· Brown spoke out against what he considered the unnatural lifestyles of unmarried couples who live together.

► deviant

formal deviant behaviour or actions are considered to be very strange and morally unacceptable -- often used about sexual or criminal behaviour: · The magazine shows people engaging in deviant sexual acts.· Certain practices that once were condemned as deviant are now considered fairly normal.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► it was abnormal

My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet.

► abnormally high

an abnormally high pulse rate

COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► normal/abnormal behaviour

· They thought their son’s behaviour was perfectly normal.· Were there any signs of abnormal behaviour?

► normal/abnormal cell

· The test enables doctors to detect abnormal cells.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADVERB► as

· Previously many historians perceived crime as abnormal and peripheral, fit only for study by specialists in deviance.

NOUN► behaviour

· But most mental illness lacks any clear physical symptoms and is recognizable only from the patient's abnormal behaviour.· Horses kept in small yards by themselves develop repetitive patterns of abnormal behaviour, such as whirling in circles and chasing their tails.· Although a child like Matthew clearly shows abnormal behaviour, others with hyperkinetic syndrome may only be mildly affected.· Some cat owners notice that their cats become wool-suckers at a certain age and they worry about this apparently abnormal behaviour.

► cell

· It may be that most of the time our immune system is able to control the development of abnormal cells.· Gail said her gynecologist tells her all the abnormal cells are gone for now.· Cryosurgery, freezing out the abnormal cells, does not require any anaesthesia.· The early treatment of abnormal cells will not affect your drive or fertility.· There they may start another site where abnormal cells start growing.· It recognizes abnormal cells, destroys them or walls them off.

WORD FAMILYnounnormality/normalcy ≠ abnormalitynormalnormalizationadjectivenormal ≠ abnormalverbnormalizeadverbnormally ≠ abnormally

单词	abnormally
释义	abnormalab‧norm‧al /æbˈnɔːməl $ -ˈnɔːr-/ ●○○ AWL adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINabnormal Origin: 1800-1900 ab- ‘away from, not’ (from Latin ab- ‘away, off’) + normal Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES abnormal behaviour that may be a sign of mental illness an abnormal chest x-ray an abnormal heartbeat El Nino is caused by abnormal amounts of warm water in the Pacific Ocean. My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet. Some people suffer an abnormal fear of being in open places. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS After an abnormal Pap smear, she was diagnosed with a fibroid tumor. Both schizophrenia and mood disorders show evidence of decreased activity in frontal lobes and abnormal function of the system for directed attention. Conversely, patients with quiescent disease who continue to have persistently abnormal blood tests have a high recurrence rate. More importantly, the display highlights any system or area experiencing abnormal conditions, whether plant malfunction or unacceptable ambience levels. Moreover there were no clinical or prognostic differences between those with and those without abnormal pancreatic radiology. Possibly a congenital abnormal connection was present between the cystic duct and the right biliary system. The abnormal can be left, for news of it will inevitably rise like a suppurating boil. They were well-intentioned creatures of abnormal physical strength and they were easily taken in by women. Thesaurus Longman Language Activatornot ordinary/not normal in a very bad way► abnormal very different from what is normal, in a way that is strange, worrying, or dangerous: · abnormal behaviour that may be a sign of mental illness· an abnormal chest x-ray· El Nino is caused by abnormal amounts of warm water in the Pacific Ocean.it is abnormal (for somebody) to do something: · My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet. ► unnatural different from normal human behaviour in a way that seems morally wrong: · unnatural acts· In some countries, it's considered unnatural for women with families to want to work outside the home.· Brown spoke out against what he considered the unnatural lifestyles of unmarried couples who live together. ► deviant formal deviant behaviour or actions are considered to be very strange and morally unacceptable -- often used about sexual or criminal behaviour: · The magazine shows people engaging in deviant sexual acts.· Certain practices that once were condemned as deviant are now considered fairly normal. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► it was abnormal My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet. ► abnormally high an abnormally high pulse rate COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► normal/abnormal behaviour · They thought their son’s behaviour was perfectly normal.· Were there any signs of abnormal behaviour? ► normal/abnormal cell · The test enables doctors to detect abnormal cells. COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADVERB► as · Previously many historians perceived crime as abnormal and peripheral, fit only for study by specialists in deviance. NOUN► behaviour · But most mental illness lacks any clear physical symptoms and is recognizable only from the patient's abnormal behaviour.· Horses kept in small yards by themselves develop repetitive patterns of abnormal behaviour, such as whirling in circles and chasing their tails.· Although a child like Matthew clearly shows abnormal behaviour, others with hyperkinetic syndrome may only be mildly affected.· Some cat owners notice that their cats become wool-suckers at a certain age and they worry about this apparently abnormal behaviour. ► cell · It may be that most of the time our immune system is able to control the development of abnormal cells.· Gail said her gynecologist tells her all the abnormal cells are gone for now.· Cryosurgery, freezing out the abnormal cells, does not require any anaesthesia.· The early treatment of abnormal cells will not affect your drive or fertility.· There they may start another site where abnormal cells start growing.· It recognizes abnormal cells, destroys them or walls them off. Word family WORD FAMILYnounnormality/normalcy ≠ abnormalitynormalnormalizationadjectivenormal ≠ abnormalverbnormalizeadverbnormally ≠ abnormally very different from usual in a way that seems strange, worrying, wrong, or dangerous OPP normal: abnormal behaviour an abnormal level of cholesterol My parents thought it was abnormal for a boy to be interested in ballet.—abnormally adverb: an abnormally high pulse rate
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