unusually
gb/ʌnjˈuʒəli/ us/ʌnjˈuʒəli/
B2
英语
~ 6500
szokatlanul, a szokásosnál, furcsán, valakitől szokatlan módon
B2
1
szokatlanul
B1
用法模式：
unusually [adjective/adverb]
Temperatures were unusually high for October.
Októberhez képest szokatlanul magas volt a hőmérséklet.
She was unusually quiet during the meeting.
Szokatlanul csendes volt a megbeszélésen.
The test was unusually difficult this year.
There was an unusually large number of people at the concert.
Sales have been unusually strong since the new product launched.
学习者例句
It is unusually cold today.
Ma szokatlanul hideg van.
He is unusually tall for his age.
A korához képest szokatlanul magas.
The street is unusually empty tonight.
The movie was unusually long.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse "unusually" with "usually" (which means "in most cases"). For example, "He is usually tall" is incorrect; it should be "He is unusually tall" to mean more tall than normal. Another mistake is putting it in the wrong place in the sentence, such as "He unusually is tall"; the natural order is "He is unusually tall." Learners may also overuse "very" and avoid "unusually", even when they want to show that something is more than just "very" and also surprising for that situation.
含义
to a degree not typical
搭配
unusually high
|unusually low
|unusually large
|unusually quiet
|unusually warm
|unusually strong
近义词
exceptionally (Stronger and slightly more formal; often used for very positive or negative extremes.)
|
particularly (Focuses on one special case; does not always suggest surprise as strongly as "unusually".)
反义词
normally (Describes the usual or expected degree, without anything special.)
|
typically (Emphasizes what is standard or characteristic, the opposite of being out of the ordinary.)
主题
daily life
|communication
|core_vocabulary
释义
More (or less) than is normal or usual.
To a degree that is greater or less than what is normal, typical, or expected.
C1
2
用法模式：
[someone] behaves/acts unusually
He is acting unusually today; he keeps checking his phone and looking around.
Ma furcsán viselkedik: folyton a telefonját nézegeti, és körbe-körbe néz.
Unusually for her, Maria left the party early without saying goodbye.
Mária tőle szokatlan módon korán elment a buliból anélkül, hogy elköszönt volna.
The dog is behaving unusually, hiding under the table and shaking.
The engine sounds unusually, so we should get it checked.
The children were sitting unusually still, which made the teacher worry.
学习者例句
She is acting unusually today.
Ma furcsán viselkedik.
Unusually for him, he came late to work.
Tőle szokatlan módon késve érkezett a munkahelyére.
The child is behaving unusually in class.
The machine is working unusually, and it makes a strange noise.
常见错误：
Learners may not see the difference between using "unusually" for degree ("She is unusually quiet" = more quiet than normal) and for manner ("She is behaving unusually" = her behavior is not normal for her). They may also use stronger words like "weirdly" when the speaker only wants to say something is slightly out of character, where "unusually" would be more neutral.
含义
in a strange or rare way
搭配
behave unusually
|act unusually
|unusually for him
|unusually for her
近义词
strangely (Stronger feeling of something being odd or hard to explain.)
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oddly (Similar meaning, with a slightly more informal tone and a focus on how odd the behavior seems.)
反义词
normally (Describes behavior that is expected or typical for that person.)
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as usual (A set phrase meaning "in the normal way", the opposite of acting in an uncharacteristic way.)
主题
emotions
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
释义
In a way that is not normal for that person or thing.
In a manner that is not normal or characteristic for someone or something, often making it seem strange or out of character.
语法
词典原形
unusually
IPA
GB/ʌnjˈuʒəli/
US/ʌnjˈuʒəli/
音节与重音
un - usu - ally （3 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (usu)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: unusually
- Plural: unusuallies
词族
相关表达
not unusually
1/nˈɑt ʌnjˈuʒəli/
fixed phrase
formal
not surprising or special
Used to say that something is normal or common and should not surprise us.
例句
- Not unusually, the train was ten minutes late.
- Such mistakes, not unusually, appear in the first version of the report.
unusually for [someone/something]
1/ʌnjˈuʒəli fɚ sˈoʊmˈoʊnsəmˈɛθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
not typical for someone or something
Used to say that something is not normal for that person, place, or thing.
例句
- Unusually for him, Mark didn’t make any jokes during lunch.
- The city was quiet, unusually for a Friday night.
- Unusually for this time of year, there were no tourists on the beach.