unusually

英 [ʌnˈjuːʒuəli]

美 [ʌnˈjuːʒuəli]

adv. (置于形容词前，用以强调)特别地，极，非常; 不寻常地; 意想不到地

Oxford 3000 / Collins.2 / BNC.5607 / COCA.6275

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adv.

（置于形容词前，用以强调）特别地，极，非常
used before adjectives to emphasize that a particular quality is greater than normal
1. unusually high levels of radiation
  超高的辐射强度
2. an unusually cold winter
  异常寒冷的冬天
不寻常地；意想不到地
used to say that a particular situation is not normal or expected
1. Unusually for him, he wore a tie.
  他破例打了一条领带。

ADV-GRADED 出奇地；不寻常地
You useunusuallyto emphasize that someone or something has more of a particular quality than is usual.
1. He was an unusually complex man.
  他是个极其复杂的人。
2. ...this year's unusually harsh winter.
  今年异常寒冷的冬天
ADV-GRADED 异常地；不常见地
You can useunusuallyto suggest that something is not what normally happens.
1. Unusually among British prime ministers, he was not a man of natural authority.
  他不是那种天生一副官派的人，这在英国首相中并不常见。

adv

to a remarkable degree or extent
1. she was unusually tall
Synonym:remarkablyoutstandinglyunco

They were all unusually hungry, having waited nearly an hour.
她们已经等了将近一个小时，肚子早就饿得发慌了。
He had been feeling drowsy, the effect of an unusually heavy meal.
他一直感到昏昏沉沉的，这是吃了一顿超级大餐的结果。
The weather has been unusually good for the time of year.
这天气对一年中的这个时候来说是不同寻常的好。
Yet it has also led to a dangerously low birth-rate and an unusually large aging population.
但是，它也导致了危险的低出生率和极大的老龄化人口数量。
The spring had been unusually dry and we received only two tenths of an inch of rain during the entire month of June.
春天异常干旱，我们在整个6月只有0.2英寸的降雨量。
He was, she believes, unusually susceptible to women.
她认为他对女人毫无招架之力。
The unusually hot sun has fried up the crops.
异常炽热的阳光把庄稼烤焦了。
He had an unusually good eye both for things and people.
他对人对事均有一副非同寻常的眼力。
Traffic was unusually light for that time of day.
对于一天中的那个时间段而言，来往车辆少得有些不寻常。
For the past month or more, she had been unusually happy and had been really throwing herself into her work.
在最近的一个多月里，她异乎寻常地快乐，工作也做得勤快。