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un·com·mon·ly
uhn ka mn li
词根:uncommon
adj.uncommon 不寻常的;罕有的
adv.uncommon 非常地
adverb
not frequently; rarely.
to an exceptional or wonderful degree.uncommonly intelligent
in an unusual manner or to an unusual degree.
The first known use of uncommon was circa 1576
uncompromisingadjective
not making or accepting a compromise : unyielding
uncomplimentaryadjective
not complimentary
an uncomplimentary remark
uncomplainingadjective
not complaining : patient
uncomplaining acceptance
uncompetitiveadjective
not competitive : unable to compete
uncommunicativeadjective
not tending to talk or give out information : reserved
uncommonadjective
not ordinarily found or experienced : unusual
not uncommon to catch a cold
extraordinary, remarkable, exceptional
has uncommon ability
1 The show’s endurance ultimately had a very uncomplicated bottom line: Albrecht and Strauss wanted to see the end of the story Simon was telling, in large measure because, according to Albrecht, he was uncommonly persuasive.
2 Shasta picked himself up, feeling uncommonly stiff, and ran towards the sound to see what the joke was.
3 “It was an uncommonly hard winter,” he later said, “with vast amounts of snow.”
4 Thesecret of success is to do the common things uncommonly well.
成功的秘诀是将平凡的事情做得非凡的好。
5 On the other hand, the sense of community proved uncommonly persuasive.
6 From the kitchen and living area, the apartment has another long hallway that opens up to two uncommonly shaped bathrooms and bedrooms.
7 He really didn't know what he had in mind, but he raised his foot uncommonly high anyway, and Gregor was astonished at the gigantic size of his sole of his boot.
8 It is, for a reality show, uncommonly constrained by the bounds of reality.
9 Onlookers harassed a nearly 8-foot gator that was spotted crossing a road in Tennessee, where gators are uncommon but have been reported in recent years, wildlife officials said.
10 They’re too obviously made with professional cunning to be really alarming, but it’s exciting to imagine the new movie that might be brewing in Mr. Lynch’s uncommonly fertile unconscious.
11 It is not uncommon for people to become depressed after they retire.
12 Turner, arguably the greatest of British painters, was an uncommonly difficult man, and "Mr. Turner," the exceptional film Mike Leigh has made about him, does not do things the easy way either.
13 Since Mr. Cohen, for all his preternatural eloquence, never writes about himself straightforwardly, Ms. Simmons is an uncommonly valuable interpreter of his behavior.
14 He had this score, dismissed by some as a red sauce crowd pleaser, seeming uncommonly intelligent.
15 Whatever the reason, the gesture spoke of the composure and individuality of this pianist who, at 24, has all the makings of an uncommonly poetic musician.
16 In 2010, there was acceptance, when tumbleweeds could be glimpsed in empty storefronts and salespeople became uncommonly friendly.
17 The relatives in London thought he looked “uncommonly well and stout,” though that was often misleading.
18 A 15-year lifespan is not uncommon for a dog.
狗活15年并不少见。
19 They are well preserved, and encased in sediments that allow uncommonly precise dating.
这两具化石保存完好,由于是在沉积层出土,所以可以很精确的确定它们的年代。
20 Iliopsoas abscess is an uncommonly encountered clinical entity.
摘要腰大肌脓疡是在临床上较为少见的感染.
2 不平常
3 极端
extremely stark extraordinarily grossly fabulously dreadfully sublimely rabidly wretchedly screamingly extreme pole incredibly immensely madly majorly mortally disgustingly monumentally riotously height extremity in the extreme to the nth degree
7 非常
hell-fired one great such high big incredible extreme vast terrible supreme unlimited extraordinary violent precious damn awful sore terrific shocking mortal piping fearful almighty monumental first-class blooming ferocious excruciating equatorial unholy rousing howling crass frightful devilish stinking thundering fiendish dripping exceeding surpassing bally deuced gey all-fired dad-blamed dad-blasted dad-burned SO just some most way very much right too something full ever real quite extremely plenty proper bone perfectly incredibly greatly deeply passing sadly surprisingly deadly fucking mighty bloody overly exceptionally hugely remarkably terribly vastly immensely unusually whopping tremendously infinitely excessively flipping horribly cracking exceedingly extraordinarily damned jolly wondrous awfully sorely roaring cursed woefully heartily madly thrice mightily eminently fabulously deathly divinely singularly hellish cruelly darned ruddy phenomenally helluva mortally beastly thumping spanking rattling dreadfully fearfully terrifically egregiously monstrously monumentally fiendishly frightfully aplenty vera whacking overmuch colossally hellishly screamingly inexpressibly clinking staving damnably deplorably surpassingly perishing molto muchly corking confoundedly deucedly unco tarnation perishingly immortally goldurn cursedly unlimitedly parlously tarnal and sight a devil of a more than somewhat above measure out of measure to a high degree ever such a deuce of a the deuce of a to the nail like a brick like bricks ad extremum as all get out for all get out like all get out and how a great deal good and by far a good deal a most a hell of a as anything ever so fine and more than a little to a degree a heck of a a hell of a lot to a great extent nothing if not far and away the worst way no end of like a ton of bricks all signal champion holy prize remarkable fabulous uncommon exquisite sensational undue frantic colossal prodigious gallows raving doggone confounded measureless too-too so hard least pretty simply dog extra amazing regular highly super powerful properly rare curious tremendous badly desperate bitter immense cruel boiling stink dreadful monstrous swinging miserably first-rate heaps sevenfold parlous tiptop signally blamed swingeing trop assai amain plaguily bokoo lot egregious
8 异乎寻常
9 珍奇地
10 出乎意料
ironic unnatural improbable paradoxical suddenly ironically exceed expectations beyond your dreams all of a sudden out of the blue
12 显着
great bad signal patent prominent notable noticeable noteworthy telling eminent egregious salient emphatic arresting obtrusive notably markedly eminently signally
13 非凡地
14 极端地
stark dreadfully sublimely rabidly wretchedly screamingly incredibly immensely madly majorly monumentally to the nth degree
15 非凡
divine remarkable extraordinary mighty phenomenal singular eminent marvellous superhuman extraordinaire bodacious phenomenally out of this world
17 出乎意料地
18 极其
extremely positively infinitely exceedingly heartily madly scorching beastly dreadfully beyond measure dashed raving serious terminal red-hot really highly absolutely incredibly deeply precious deadly specially desperately immensely extraordinarily enormously fiercely grossly awfully sorely acutely supremely spectacularly woefully fabulously thumping hideously fearfully achingly devilishly fiendishly frightfully wretchedly screamingly most goddamn be nothing short of more than to the core in the extreme in spades goddam dreadful deuced way seriously thoroughly awful stiff mighty hugely wildly darn vitally bitterly eminently phenomenally stinking blindingly outstandingly terrifically disgustingly drop-dead agonizingly riotously yay oh-so one helluva a hell of a nothing less than no end like hell one hell of a nothing if not a helluva full passing heaps