incidentally

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishincidentallyin‧ci‧den‧tal‧ly /ˌɪnsəˈdentəli/ AWL adverb 1 [sentence adverb]AND/ALSO used to add more information to what you have just said, or to introduce a new subject that you have just thought of SYN by the way Incidentally, where were you born? The wine, incidentally, goes very well with a mature cheese.2 CHANCE/BY CHANCEin a way that was not planned, but as a result of something else Quite incidentally, I got some useful information at the party.Examples from the Corpusincidentally• He had a tremendous wang, incidentally.• It is, incidentally, a career in which women are making particular headway.• The moon landing was only incidentally about science.• Hincmar reveals more than Dhuoda about eating arrangements, and, incidentally, about the lay-out of the palace-complex.• The worm generally has a low pathogenicity, and the majority of infections are discovered only incidentally at postmortem examination.• One will be for a fast and reliable commuter line across Kent, which could incidentally carry cross-Channel traffic.• The improvement, incidentally, is amazing.• The criticism of Turgenev is only incidentally that he is stuck in the 1840s and not far-sighted enough.• The symphony, incidentally, will perform outdoors for its final concert.

单词	incidentally
释义	incidentally From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishincidentallyin‧ci‧den‧tal‧ly /ˌɪnsəˈdentəli/ ●○○ AWL adverb 1 [sentence adverb]AND/ALSO used to add more information to what you have just said, or to introduce a new subject that you have just thought of SYN by the way Incidentally, where were you born? The wine, incidentally, goes very well with a mature cheese.2 CHANCE/BY CHANCEin a way that was not planned, but as a result of something else Quite incidentally, I got some useful information at the party.Examples from the Corpusincidentally• He had a tremendous wang, incidentally.• It is, incidentally, a career in which women are making particular headway.• The moon landing was only incidentally about science.• Hincmar reveals more than Dhuoda about eating arrangements, and, incidentally, about the lay-out of the palace-complex.• The worm generally has a low pathogenicity, and the majority of infections are discovered only incidentally at postmortem examination.• One will be for a fast and reliable commuter line across Kent, which could incidentally carry cross-Channel traffic.• The improvement, incidentally, is amazing.• The criticism of Turgenev is only incidentally that he is stuck in the 1840s and not far-sighted enough.• The symphony, incidentally, will perform outdoors for its final concert.
随便看	turn of mind turn of phrase turn of speed turn of the century Turn of the Screw Turn of the Screw, The turn off turn off a light turn off off an engine turn off the heat turn off the motorway etc turn off the road etc turn off the road/motorway etc turn off/down/up the heat turn on turn on turn on a light turn on its head turn on the news turn on the waterworks turn on your heel turn out turn out a light turn out badly etc turn out etc