interestingly
gb/ˈɪntɚˌɛstɪŋli/ us/ˈɪntɚˌɛstɪŋli/
B2
英语
~ 6700
义项
0 个义项
adverb
B2
relation
1
used to introduce an interesting fact
Used before a sentence to show that what you are going to say is surprising or special in some way.
用法模式：
[Interestingly], [clause]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say *"It is interestingly that..."* instead of using "Interestingly" as a sentence adverb: correct is "Interestingly, ...". Another common mistake is confusing "interestingly" with "interestedly"; "interestingly" describes something that is interesting, while "interestedly" describes someone who is interested.
近义词
curiously (Often suggests something strange or unexpected, slightly more literary than "interestingly".)
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notably (More formal and focuses on importance rather than being simply interesting or surprising.)
反义词
predictably (Marks that what follows is not surprising at all, the opposite attitude to "interestingly".)
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obviously (Shows that the statement is clear and expected, contrasting with the sense of surprise in "interestingly".)
搭配
Interestingly, enough
|Interestingly, however
|Interestingly, though
|Interestingly, nobody
|Interestingly, no one
主题
communication
|thinking
|opinion
|core_vocabulary
例句
- Interestingly, no one questioned the results of the study.
- Interestingly, the smallest team ended up winning the entire tournament.
- The company, interestingly, chose to lower prices during the holiday season.
- Interestingly, she decided to change careers after getting a big promotion.
- Interestingly, there were more volunteers than paid staff at the event.
学习者例句
- Interestingly, the train was on time today.
- Interestingly, my quiet brother spoke the most in the meeting.
- Interestingly, many young people now prefer cooking at home.
- Interestingly, he passed the exam without taking any classes.
- The movie, interestingly, was better than the book.
unknown
C1
property
2
in an interesting manner
In a way that makes people want to listen, watch, or know more.
用法模式：
to [verb] [something] interestingly
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use "interesting" instead of "interestingly" to modify a verb, e.g. *"He speaks very interesting"* instead of the correct "He speaks very interestingly". They may also use "interested" when they mean "interesting", as in *"He is an interested teacher"* (which means the teacher feels interest) instead of "He is an interesting teacher".
近义词
engagingly (Stresses being charming and able to keep attention, often slightly more formal or literary.)
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fascinatingly (Stronger than "interestingly", suggesting very great interest or wonder.)
反义词
dully (Emphasizes being boring or lacking energy, the opposite of speaking or behaving in an interesting way.)
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boringly (Direct opposite; describes doing something in a way that makes people lose interest.)
搭配
speak interestingly
|write interestingly about [something]
|talk interestingly about [something]
|teach interestingly
|present information interestingly
主题
communication
|arts
|education
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The professor spoke interestingly about a subject most students usually find dry.
- She writes interestingly about everyday life, making small moments feel important.
- He managed to explain the complex process very clearly and interestingly.
- The guide told the history of the castle so interestingly that even the children listened closely.
- If you present the data more interestingly, the audience will remember it better.
学习者例句
- The teacher explained the story very interestingly.
- She writes interestingly about her family and friends.
- He talks interestingly, so people like to listen to him.
- The speaker told the news interestingly, not in a boring way.
- Our coach teaches us interestingly, with games and stories.
语法
词典原形
interestingly
IPA
GB/ˈɪntɚˌɛstɪŋli/
US/ˈɪntɚˌɛstɪŋli/
音节与重音
in - ter - est - ingly （4 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (in)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: interestingly
- Plural: interestinglies
词族
Forms
interestinglies
noun
Core family
Negative and opposite forms
uninteresting
adjective B2
uninterested
adjective B2
Advanced or less common
disinterested
adjective
disinterest
noun
相关表达
interestingly enough
1/ˈɪntɚˌɛstɪŋli ɪnˈʌf/
fixed phrase
used to stress a notable surprise
Used before a sentence to show that what you are going to say is surprising or important in a special way.
例句
- Interestingly enough, the cheapest option turned out to be the best quality.
- Interestingly enough, they became close friends after starting as business rivals.
- Interestingly enough, no one complained when the meeting was moved earlier.