remarkable 详细解释

remarkable

[ri'mɑ:kəbl]

adj.非凡的, 值得注意的, 显著的, 异常的, 卓越的

a.

值得注意的; 非凡的; 卓越的[(+for)]

He is a remarkable linguist.

他是一位杰出的语言学家。

词形变化

副词: remarkably | 名词: remarkableness |

词义辨析

同义:

a.非凡的; 显著的

unusual  noteworthy  extraordinary  exceptional  wonderful  marvelous  great  striking  notable  special  rare  

同义参见:

flashy  fabulous  especial  prodigious  prime  arresting  phenomenal  monumental  miraculous  classic  unparalleled  unforgettable  indescribable  stupendous  amazing  singular  significant  signal  aberrant  

英英释义

形容词 remarkable:

unusual or striking

同义词:singular

worthy of notice

同义词:noteworthy

补充

remarkableremarkable英:[riˈmɑ:kəbl] 美:[rɪˈmɑrkəbəl]adj.1.异常的; 引人注目的; 不寻常的

例句

1. It is quite remarkable that the doctors were so wrong.医生们对此有过如此错误的认识, 真是很不寻常。 2. a remarkable coincidence.引人注目的巧合。 3. [sentence adverb]remarkably, they finished two weeks ahead of schedule.引人注目的是,他们比计划提前两周完成了任务。 4. [assubmodifier]the two boys got on remarkably well.两个男孩相处得异常地好。 5. That is a remarkable achievement for someone so young.对于这么年轻的人来说,那是一项非凡的成就。 6. Competing in the Olympics is a remarkable achievement.能在奥运会上竞技是非凡的成就。 7. a remarkable new theory引人注目的新理论 8. The girl has a remarkable talent.这个女孩子具有非凡的天赋。 9. "Remarkably (enough), no one was hurt."真是万幸,没有人受伤。 10. They were remarkably successful.他们非常成功。