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

　

单词	unusually
释义	unusually (ʌnjuːʒuəli) 1. adverb [ADVERB adjective] You use unusually to emphasize that someone or something has more of a particular quality than is usual. [emphasis] He was an unusually complex man. ...this year's unusually harsh winter. Synonyms: exceptionally, especially, remarkably, extraordinarily More Synonyms of unusually 2. adverb You can use unusually to suggest that something is not what normally happens. Unusually among British prime ministers, he was not a man of natural authority. [Also + for] More Synonyms of unusually Examples of 'unusually' in a sentence unusually An unusually low tide for the second year in a row means large parts of the Italian city are inaccessible. The Sun (2016) Britain was lucky because much of Europe was unusually cold in October. Times, Sunday Times (2016) If you're single, a new relationship could put you at the heart of an unusually large family. The Sun (2016) Your new love is part of an unusually large family. The Sun (2010) Nor is it obvious that there is something unusually corrupt about the culture in banking generally. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There was criticism of bills rising at short notice after unusually cold weather last winter. Times, Sunday Times (2010) September has been an unusually strong month for takeover rumours. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Maybe a simpler explanation lies in the fact that inflation has remained unusually low. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The southern hemisphere winter is turning unusually cold. Times, Sunday Times (2007) If it occurred quickly it could produce an unusually strong but shortlived bounce in quarterly growth. Times, Sunday Times (2009) But this should remind us we have been in a time of unusually low inflation. Times, Sunday Times (2007) This produces an unusually large difference between what you can see and what colour film will show. Freeman, Michael Collins Complete Guide to Photography (1993) It comes as households face high costs following the unusually cold winter. Times, Sunday Times (2010) He explains in some depth what an unusually strong relationship they have with their audience. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Nationalist parties of all kinds perform well and the two main parties poll an unusually low percentage of the vote. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This spring has been unusually cold. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Head teachers claim universities have been unusually harsh this year in not making allowances for applicants who have only just missed offers. Times, Sunday Times (2011) That combination of factors resulted in an unusually harsh prison term for a blind man accused of damaging government property and disturbing traffic. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Yet the weather turned freezing again through February and the spring was unusually cold. Times, Sunday Times (2015) January is also a month that always sees unusually strong receipts as taxpayers hit the self-assessment returns deadline. Times, Sunday Times (2013) China also has endured an unusually harsh winter, with heavy snows across vast stretches of the north and west. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Worse still, the recent enthusiasm for bonds has seen many funds moving into them as yields were unusually low. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He notes that employment has been unusually strong in the housing sector, despite the precipitous decline in activity there. Times, Sunday Times (2007) In other languages unusually British English: unusually ADVERB You use unusually to emphasize that someone or something has more of a particular quality than is usual. He was an unusually complex man. American English: unusually Brazilian Portuguese: extraordinariamente Chinese: 异常地 European Spanish: excepcionalmente French: exceptionnellement German: ungewöhnlich Italian: insolitamente Japanese: 珍しく Korean: 남달리 European Portuguese: extraordinariamente Latin American Spanish: excepcionalmente Chinese translation of 'unusually' unusually (ʌnˈjuːʒuəlɪ) adv 异(異)乎寻(尋)常地 (yìhū xúncháng de) (adverb) in the sense of exceptionally this year's unusually harsh winter Synonyms exceptionally exceptionally heavy rainfall especially Giving up coffee can be especially difficult. remarkably extraordinarily abnormally This stops the cells from growing abnormally. uncommonly Mary was uncommonly good at tennis. (adjective) in the sense of surprisingly Unusually among British prime ministers, he was not a man of natural authority. Synonyms surprisingly oddly strangely peculiarly uncommonly Additional synonyms in the sense of abnormally This stops the cells from growing abnormally. Synonyms unusually, oddly, strangely, extremely, exceptionally, extraordinarily, overly, excessively, peculiarly, particularly, bizarrely, disproportionately, in the extreme, singularly, fantastically, unnaturally, uncannily, inordinately, uncommonly, prodigiously, freakishly, atypically, subnormally, supernormally in the sense of especially Definition more than usually Giving up coffee can be especially difficult. Synonyms very, specially, particularly, signally, extremely, remarkably, unusually, exceptionally, extraordinarily, markedly, supremely, uncommonly, Esp in the sense of uncommonly Definition extremely Mary was uncommonly good at tennis. Synonyms exceptionally, very, extremely, remarkably, particularly, strangely, seriously (informal), unusually, peculiarly, to the nth degree Synonyms of 'unusually' unusually Explore 'unusually' in the dictionary
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