英：[prə'dɪdʒəslɪ]
美：[prə'dɪdʒəslɪ]
prodigiously如何读
prodigiously是什么意思
- adv.巨大地；异常地；大得令人惊叹地
prodigiously词根
词根：prodigious
adj.prodigious 惊人的，异常的，奇妙的；巨大的
prodigiously英英释义
adjective
causing amazement or wonder
extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree : enormous
resembling or befitting a prodigy : strange, unusual
obsolete being an omen : portentous
prodigiously词源英文解释
see prodigy
The first known use of prodigious was in the 15th century
prodigiously儿童词典英英释义
productionnoun
something produced
the act or process of producing
the amount produced : total output
annual production of coal
something exaggerated out of proportion to its importance
made a big production out of ordering lunch
productionnoun
something produced
the act or process of producing
the amount produced : total output
annual production of coal
something exaggerated out of proportion to its importance
made a big production out of ordering lunch
productnoun
the number or expression resulting from the multiplication of two or more numbers or expressions
15 is the product of 3 and 5
something produced
produce1 of 2verb
to bring to view : exhibit produced a permit when asked
produce evidence
to give birth or rise to the offspring an insect can produce
a tree producing good fruit
to prepare to present to the public
produce a play
to cause to be or happen : bring about this will produce results
the insect bite produced a rash
to bring something out by work
produced a magazine article
manufacture entry 2 sense 2
a factory producing steel
produce2 of 2noun
something produced
fresh fruits and vegetables
produce1 of 2verb
to bring to view : exhibit produced a permit when asked
produce evidence
to give birth or rise to the offspring an insect can produce
a tree producing good fruit
to prepare to present to the public
produce a play
to cause to be or happen : bring about this will produce results
the insect bite produced a rash
to bring something out by work
produced a magazine article
manufacture entry 2 sense 2
a factory producing steel
produce2 of 2noun
something produced
fresh fruits and vegetables
producernoun
one that producesespecially: a person who grows agricultural products or manufactures articles
a person who supervises or finances a play, a movie, or a radio or television program
a living thing (as a green plant) that makes its food from simple inorganic substances (as carbon dioxide and nitrogen) and many of which are food sources for other organisms compare consumer sense 2
produce1 of 2verb
to bring to view : exhibit produced a permit when asked
produce evidence
to give birth or rise to the offspring an insect can produce
a tree producing good fruit
to prepare to present to the public
produce a play
to cause to be or happen : bring about this will produce results
the insect bite produced a rash
to bring something out by work
produced a magazine article
manufacture entry 2 sense 2
a factory producing steel
produce2 of 2noun
something produced
fresh fruits and vegetables
prod1 of 2verb
to poke with something
to stir a person or animal to action
kept prodding me to reveal the secret
prod2 of 2noun
something used for prodding
an act of prodding : a sharp urging or reminder
prodigynoun
an amazing event or action : wonder
an unusually talented child
prodigiousadjective
exciting amazement or wonder
performs prodigious feats
very big : huge
a prodigious amount of food
prodigiously 例句
1 Try to understand how your fate is related to the fate of many others in this prodigiously wealthy country.
2 It’s a persistently alluring reversal-of-fortune story—the celebrity, especially one who blazed early and prodigiously, fading away, vain and lonely, ideally in a mansion.
3 Major Major grew despondent as he watched simple communications swell prodigiously into huge manuscripts.
4 How to reciprocate within the three countries, will prodigiously effect on the peace and stability of territories.
三国间如何互动，将在很大程度上影响该地区的和平与稳定。
5 One of the twins opened his mouth and yawned prodigiously and settled back to sleep.
6 The prodigiously productive Moriyama was a founder of the radical Provoke movement in Japan and, alongside previously unseen vintage prints, the exhibition explores photography's role in the representation of protest movements and civil unrest.
7 Her early drawings suggest, rather, an extraordinary amount of raw talent, followed by prodigiously rapid development.
8 The Spaniards were so prodigiously afraid of him that, I tell you, sir, I was sometimes proud he was an Englishman.
西班牙人对他是畏惧之极，我跟你讲，先生，以致于我有时都为他是个英国人而骄傲哩。
9 “Carbon Ideologies,” Vollmann’s two-volume exploration of the energy sources we use and the mess we are in, is prodigiously reported but sprawling and undisciplined.
10 “I could hardly believe what gems there were in the files — stories written between the 1940s and ’70s,” she said, adding that Streatfeild had written prodigiously for children’s annuals, radio programs, newspapers and magazines.
11 Having no natural controls in this new territory, they spread prodigiously, eventually occupying about 60 million acres.
12 But prosper he does: this is a prodigiously assured Fringe debut, an hour of blistering lyrical virtuosity and teen attitude.
13 It’s light on the romance, but prodigiously good for the heart.
14 “You knew you were working for an incredibly strong, willful, gifted individual who was also a prodigiously inspired thinker.”
15 In this prodigiously researched and enlightening book, Friedman argues that if we are to understand the American capitalist system and modern economics, we have to look for their roots in early Protestant theology.
16 Signs in German and English help me envision the clanking, dirty, dangerous yet prodigiously productive place this must have once been.
17 And when we saw the Boy turned out of doors to sleep in the Stable, coughing prodigiously from a Chill he had caughten, his Head bowed as he went...
18 Trout in the mountain streams seldom were more than six inches long; in the lake they thrived so prodigiously that many grew to five pounds.
19 But here, at one end, the wooden box is prodigiously cantilevered some eight feet past its stone foundation wall.
20 You come for comedy, for sensibility, for style; and in this sense “Bubblegum” is prodigiously sustaining.
prodigiously 同义词
1 大量
great strong heavy billion fat Mass massive vast liberal ample legion abundant trillion galore copious profuse hard highly heavily freely extensively generously abundantly liberally profusely lavishly voraciously copiously plentifully body million bank bag mountain volume ocean quantity wealth stack flood acre pile bulk bucket abundance multitude heap slew raft ream heaviness boatload vastness profusion immensity scads pocketful oodles cartload wodge much plenty
2 惊人地
amazingly wonderfully tremendously fabulously phenomenally startlingly terrifyingly surprisingly spectacularly alarmingly breathtakingly frighteningly
3 令人惊叹
4 大量地
hard highly heavily freely extensively generously abundantly liberally profusely lavishly voraciously copiously plentifully
6 惊人
amazing wonder dramatic remarkable surprising tremendous wizard terrific phenomenal formidable alarming staggering sensational startling colossal dynamite astounding rousing prodigious frightful thumping portentous amazingly wonderfully tremendously fabulously phenomenally startlingly terrifyingly crazy spectacular extraordinary violent fabulous breathtaking resounding fearsome jaw-dropping stupendous surprisingly spectacularly alarmingly breathtakingly frighteningly
7 异常
particular exceptional uncommon peculiar unnatural atypical prodigious perverted extraordinaire unaccustomed portentous preternatural dysmorphic anomalistic bastardly transnormal extraordinarily thundering sublimely preternaturally eccentrically anomalism condition anomaly abnormality aberration deviance out of the ordinary