extraordinarily音标

英 [ɪk'strɔ:dnrəlɪ]

美 [ɪkˈstrɔrdn:ˌɛrɪlɪ]

extraordinarily基本释义

adv.非常(格外)

extraordinarily用法及例句

adv

1. extremely

e.g. she was inordinately smartit will be an extraordinarily painful step to negotiate

Synonym: inordinately

1. extraordinarily什么意思

1. 格外地：extraofficial 职务以外的 | extraordinarily 格外地 | extraordinary 非常的

2. 格外的：agency代理 | extraordinarily格外的 | milder更温柔的

3. 非常地：relativity 相关性 | extraordinarily 非常地 | hollowness 空洞,寂寞

4. 非常地,特别地：extraordinarily 非常地,特别地 | extraordinary 离奇的;使人惊奇的 | extreme 极端的;末端的 n.极端

近义词

临近词

strangely奇妙地

so那么

oddly奇怪地

abnormally异常地

surprisingly惊人地

bizarrely稀奇古怪地

very很

unexpectedly未料到地

astonishingly惊人地

inordinately无度地

amazingly惊奇地

extremely非常

unusually异乎寻常地

particularly特别

extra

extra work

相关列句

That's an extraordinarily complex challenge.(这是一个极其复杂的挑战。)

Despite that, Klaus has been extraordinarily successful.(尽管如此，克劳斯一直非常成功。)

An extraordinarily important study skill is knowing how to mark a book.(知道如何在书上做标记是一个非常重要的学习技巧。)

In isolated human cells, this antibody proved to be extraordinarily effective at thwarting the rhinovirus.(在分离的人体细胞中，这种抗体被证明对遏制鼻病*非常有效。)

"The boy's situation is extraordinarily good," he said.(“这孩子的情况特别好。”他说。)

An extraordinarily high percentage of allied casualties were caused by friendly fire.(非常高比例的同盟死伤是由误伤造成的。)

She was quick-witted and had an extraordinarily agile mind.(她很机智并且有一个特别敏锐的头脑。)

He was extraordinarily agitated now.(他现在异常激动。)

He described it as an extraordinarily tangled and complicated tale.(他把它讲成了一个格外错综复杂的故事。)

The film has been extraordinarily popular.(这场电影异常地流行。)