uncommon如何读

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uncommon是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 非凡的
  2. 罕见的
  3. 不寻常的
  4. 杰出的
  5. 不常见的
  6. 不平常的
  7. 不常有的
  8. 稀罕的
  9. 程度深的
  10. 特别大的
  11. 难得的
  12. 非常的
  13. 珍奇的
  14. 不普遍的
  15. 不(平)凡的
  16. 不普通的
adv. (副词)
  1. 非常地

uncommon自然拼读

un·com·mon

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uncommon扩展

uncommonness (n.)

uncommon词根

词根:uncommon

adv.

uncommonly 罕见地;很;极其

uncommon英英释义

Adjective

1. not common or ordinarily encountered; unusually great in amount or remarkable in character or kind;

"uncommon birds"

"frost and floods are uncommon during these months"

"doing an uncommon amount of business"

"an uncommon liking for money"

"he owed his greatest debt to his mother's uncommon character and ability"

2. marked by an uncommon quality; especially superlative or extreme of its kind;

"what is so rare as a day in June"-J.R.Lowell

"a rare skill"

"an uncommon sense of humor"

"she was kind to an uncommon degree"

uncommon区别

 uncommon, abnormal, disordered

这组词都有“反常的”的意思,其区别是:

uncommona.罕见的,不平常的,指很少经历或很少见到的状况;特别的,出色的。

Hurricanes are uncommon in England.飓风在英国非常罕见。

That is uncommon instant coffee; it tastes great!那速溶咖啡质量上乘,味道好极了!

abnormala.不正常的,反常的(但并非罕见),指行为或现象(如气候)的异常。

His body temperature has been abnormal for 3 days, the highest point reaching 40.5 degree centigrade.他的体温三天来一直都不正常,最高的时候达到40.5摄氏度。(尽管身体发烧不正常,但生活中也时有发生。)

disordereda.混乱的,杂乱的;(精神或身体)有病的。

We couldn't understand her disordered presentation.我们听不明白她条理不清的陈述。

以上来源于网络

 uncommon, rare, scare, occasional

这组词都有“稀罕的,很少发生”的意思,其区别是:

uncommon指一般不发生或很少发生的事情,故显得独特、异常与例外。

rare指难得发生的事或难遇见的人或事,侧重特殊性。

scare指暂时不易发现、不存在或数量不足,供不应求的东西。

occasional指偶然、不时或间或发生的事,侧重无规律可循。

以上来源于网络

uncommon词源中文解释

1540年代,“不共有的”,来自 un-(1)“不”+ common(adj.)。意思是“不常见的,不寻常的,罕见的”,记录于1610年代。相关词: Uncommonly。

uncommon词源英文解释

The first known use of uncommon was circa 1576

uncommon儿童词典英英释义

uniform1 of 3adjective

not varying

uniform temperature

of the same form with others

uniform procedures in the courts

uniform2 of 3verb

to dress with a uniform

uniform3 of 3noun

uniform dress worn by members of a particular group (as an army or a police force)

unhappyadjective

not fortunate : unlucky

an unhappy mistake

not cheerful : sad

inappropriate

an unhappy color combination

understanding1 of 2noun

knowledge and ability to judge : intelligence

a person of understanding

agreement of opinion or feeling

something agreed to by both sides and entered into silently or without ceremony

an understanding between two nations over trade

one's belief about something based upon what is known

sympathy

understanding2 of 2adjective

having or showing understanding : tolerant, sympathetic

you seem very understanding

understandverb

to get the meaning of : comprehend

to have thorough acquaintance with

understand the arts

to have reason to believe : gather, infer

I understand that they will arrive today

to take as meaning something not openly made known : interpret, explain

understand the letter to be a refusal

to have a sympathetic attitude

my cousin doesn't understand about these things

to supply in thought as if expressed

"to be married" is commonly understood after the word "engaged"

undergoverb

endure sense 2

undergo an operation

to pass through : experience

undergoing a change

undercut1 of 2verb

to cut away the underpart of something or material beneath something

to offer to sell at lower prices than or to work for lower wages than

undercut a competitor

to strike so as to give a backspin or height to the shot

a tennis player undercutting the ball

undercut2 of 2noun

the action or result of undercutting

under1 of 3adverb

in or into a position below or beneath something

the duck surfaced, then went under again

below some quantity, level, or average—often used in combinationunderplayed the part

ten dollars or under

in or into a losing, lower, or unconscious state or condition put the patient under for surgery

kept my disappointment under

so as to be covered or hidden

turned under by the plow

under2 of 3preposition

below or beneath and topped or sheltered by under a tree wearing a sweater under my jacket

under sunny skies

bound by the authority or guidance of

served under the general

affected or influenced by the action or result of

the disease is under treatment

within the group or division of

under this heading

less or lower than (as in size, amount, or rank) nobody under a colonel

all masses under 90 kilograms

below the required level of

under legal age

under3 of 3adjective

lying or placed below—often used in combinationthe underside of a car

the sea's undercurrents

facing or bulging downward—often used in combination

the undersurface of a leaf

lower in position or authority : subordinate—often used in combination

the undersecretary of defense

lower than usual, proper, or desired in amount or quality—often used in combination

undernourished children

uncommonadjective

not ordinarily found or experienced : unusual

not uncommon to catch a cold

extraordinary, remarkable, exceptional

has uncommon ability

uncommon 例句

1 I was happy to see they was still sleeping for it was uncommon to spend the day alone with my father.

2 “It’s not an uncommon story. There might be kids in your school whose families came here under similar circumstances.”

3 Beginning in January of seventh grade and continuing into the following August, my previously frozen body underwent a growth spurt of uncommon proportions and unforeseeable consequences.

4 Grant the dear boon of life to this most uncommon tiggy, lordly measter, and he shall sing to thee in numbers sweet or teach ’ee how to suck cow’s milk in the pearly dew.”

5 In high school, she struggled in the adolescent competition for boyfriends in a world of football games and proms, a world where her looks were plainly uncommon.

6 The return of spring, and the revivification of nature, is a period hailed with uncommon delight.

春回大地, 万物复苏是令人异常喜悦的一段时光.

7 This has been Uncommon Knowledge.

这里是“非同寻常的知识。”

8 It had been no uncommon sight to see a man-at-arms whistling like a lobster, and looking like porridge, because they had emptied a bucket of boiling bran over his armour during a siege.

9 It is not uncommon that a sunny morning will turn out to be a cloudy day at this time of the year.

一个晴朗的早晨变成阴天,每年这个时候都并不少见.

10 Tree hollows—holes in a trunk or branch—are not uncommon, especially in trees like me who’ve been around awhile.

11 Nor is it an uncommon thing to behold ignorance and zeal united in men.

12 The commonsense commonwealth government no longer uses the uncommon commonplace.

有常识的联邦我的电驴不再使用不寻常的陈腐之言.

13 Two crops a year are not uncommon; in terms of yield per acre, peach palms are typically much more productive than rice, beans, or maize.

14 "Well, I never heard it before," said the Mock Turtle, "but it sounds uncommon nonsense."

“我以前从来没有听过,”假海龟说,“但这听起来像是不同寻常的胡言乱语。”

15 Red squirrels are uncommon in England.

红松鼠在英格兰很少见。

16 Don’t use this word to refer to something unusual, uncommon, odd, unexpected, rare, exceptional, curious, irregular, offbeat, or surprising.

17 This is an uncommon lad ; a good lad, I'm sure.

这是一个不寻常的 后生, 我相信他是个好孩子.

18 It’s not uncommon to find a lobster trap washed up onshore, but to find a live lobster inside?

19 At Syringa Hospital, and other rural hospitals in Idaho, conversations about what services would be cut first in a financial crisis are not uncommon.

20 a soldier of uncommon courage

uncommon 同义词

1 不平常

unusual unordinary

3 不常见的

unusual

12 稀有的

unwonted unfrequent

16 超出一般

hyper-

18 稀罕的

rare

26 不普通的

extraordinary out of the way

27 杰出地

great

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