英：[ʌnˈjuːʒuəl]
美：[ʌnˈjuːʒuəl]
unusual如何读
unusual英汉释义
adj.(形容词)
- 罕有的,异乎寻常的 rare or exceptional
- 独特的,与众不同的 interesting because different from others
unusual是什么意思
adj. (形容词)
- 独特的，与众不同的，特别的，别致的
- 非凡的，不寻常的，不平常的
- 罕见的，稀有的，难得的
- 奇特的，奇异的
- 例外的
- 异常的，不正常的
unusual自然拼读
un·u·su·al
uhn yu zhu l
unusual扩展
unusually (adv.), unusualness (n.)
unusual词根
词根：unusual
adv.unusually 非常；异乎寻常地；显著地
unusual英英释义
Adjective
1. not usual or common or ordinary;
"a scene of unusual beauty"
"a man of unusual ability"
"cruel and unusual punishment"
"an unusual meteorite"
2. being definitely out of the ordinary and unexpected; slightly odd or even a bit weird;
"a strange exaltation that was indefinable"
"a strange fantastical mind"
"what a strange sense of humor she has"
3. not commonly encountered;
"two-career families are no longer unusual"
unusual词组
unusual weather异常天气
unusual区别
striking, remarkable, unusual, prominent, outstanding, extraordinary
striking引人注意的，饶有兴趣的；（因相貌好）吸引人的，惹人注目的
remarkable值得注意的，不寻常的；独特的
unusual罕见的，异乎寻常的；独特的，与众不同的
prominent凸出的,显著的，惹人注目的,杰出的，重要的
outstanding杰出的，优秀的；地位显著的，为人瞩目的，（报酬、工作、问题等）未偿付的，未完成的，未解决的
extraordinary不平常的，不普通的，非常的，格外的，；（安排、会议等）特别的，（官员）特命的，特派的
以上来源于网络
abnormal, unusual
abnormal变态的，反常的
unusual不常见的，不普通的，难得的
以上来源于网络
typical, unique, particular, unusual
typical典型的
unique独一无二的，其同类中唯一现存的
particular特别的 一整体或类别中单一可区分的部分或个体，侧重同类中某一个有别于其他的独特性质，或在一般情况下所有的独特性质
unusual不同寻常的
以上来源于网络
unusual词源中文解释
1580年代，来自 un-（1）“不”+ usual（adj.）。“相关词汇： Unusually（不寻常地）。
unusual_法律行业词汇
非常的
unusual词源英文解释
The first known use of unusual was in 1579
unusual儿童词典英英释义
upgrade1 of 2noun
an upward grade or slope
rise entry 2 sense 4
crime has been on the upgrade
upgrade2 of 2verb
to raise to a higher grade or position
to improve or replace especially software or a device for increased usefulness
upgrade1 of 2noun
an upward grade or slope
rise entry 2 sense 4
crime has been on the upgrade
upgrade2 of 2verb
to raise to a higher grade or position
to improve or replace especially software or a device for increased usefulness
upgrade1 of 2noun
an upward grade or slope
rise entry 2 sense 4
crime has been on the upgrade
upgrade2 of 2verb
to raise to a higher grade or position
to improve or replace especially software or a device for increased usefulness
upgrade1 of 2noun
an upward grade or slope
rise entry 2 sense 4
crime has been on the upgrade
upgrade2 of 2verb
to raise to a higher grade or position
to improve or replace especially software or a device for increased usefulness
up1 of 5adverb
in or to a higher position or levelespecially: away from the center of the earth
held up my hand
from beneath a surface (as ground or water)
pulling up weeds
from below the horizon
watched the moon come up
in or into an upright position
stand up
out of bed
stayed up late
with greater force
speak up
in or into a better or more advanced state
worked our way up in the world
at an end
our time was up
in or into a state of greater activity
stir up a fire
to or at a greater rate, speed, or amount
prices went up
into existence, evidence, or knowledge
the missing ring turned up
into consideration
brought the matter up
into possession or control
gave himself up
entirely, completely the house burned up
eat it up
in or into storage put our boat up for the winter
lay up supplies
so as to arrive or approach
came up the drive
in or into parts
tear up paper
to a stop drew up at the curb
pull up
for each side
score was 15 up
up2 of 5adjective
risen above the horizon or ground
the sun was up
being out of bed
higher than usual prices are up
the river is up
raised so as to be open : lifted
windows are up
put together : built
the house is up
grown above a surface
the corn is up
moving or going upward
the up escalator
being on one's feet and busy
was eager to be up and doing
well prepared
the team was up for the game
going on : taking place
find out what is up
well informed
always up on the news
being ahead of an opponent
was three games up in the series
presented for or under consideration
up for reelection
charged before a court
was up for robbery
being the one whose turn it is
you're up next
up3 of 5preposition
to, toward, or at a higher point of
up the hill
toward the beginning of
going up the river
toward the northern or upper end or part of
sailed up the coast
along the course of
walking up the street
up4 of 5noun
an upward course or slope
a period or state of success
had had my ups and downs
up5 of 5verb
to act suddenly or surprisingly
up and left town
to rise from a lying or sitting position
to move or cause to move upward : ascend, raise
upped the prices
unusualadjective
not usual : uncommon, rare
unusual 例句
1 To them, she was interesting, unusual in the way she bluntly spoke her mind.
2 His pleasure in the attentions of the bootblack’s whisk reflected a consciousness about clothes unusual in a small-town man.
3 The fog cleared as suddenly as it had appeared and yet nobody made any allusion to it, nor did anybody look as though anything unusual had just happened.
4 The fact that she’s out is highly freaking unusual, to be honest.
5 He placed notices in publications around the world to make it known that the Midway was to be an exotic realm of unusual sights, sounds, and scents.
6 She spoke in the matter-of-fact way of children who have no way of knowing how unusual their situation is.
7 “Your voice has an unusual quality, actually. It’s hard to place.”
8 Don’t use this word to refer to something unusual, uncommon, odd, unexpected, rare, exceptional, curious, irregular, offbeat, or surprising.
9 He said that he had spoken to his son by telephone a week before the disappearance and had noticed nothing unusual.
10 Leslie’s mother, father, and grandmother are all there, and I don’t need to access her mind to know this is an unusual occurrence at three in the afternoon.
11 It wasn’t too unusual, though, because he wasn’t in any of my classes except for gym.
12 What I mean is that we were ambitious, in a way that would have been unusual a generation before, to serve gentlemen who were, so to speak, furthering the progress of humanity.
13 “I think a lot of things are very unusual,” I said.
14 Other villagers who were starting to stir up the lanes with noise and dust didn’t seem to notice anything unusual about Naima either.
15 “I want to read this composition aloud. For two reasons. One, it is beautifully written. And two, it tells about an unusual hobby—for a girl.”
16 “I want to see the most unusual ring you have for sale,” she’d said to the shopkeeper.
17 But even when we were in Miss Stewart’s typing class, he had to do something unusual all the time—like type a letter in the shape of an hourglass.
18 At school, in a given situation, we might respond with “That’s not unusual.”
19 If you experience any unusual symptoms after withdrawal of the treatment then contact your doctor.
如果在治疗结束后感到有任何异常症状，请和您的医生联系。
20 A white man was not too unusual if he had a ten-, twenty-, thirty-, forty-, or fifty-thousand-dollar-a-year job.
unusual 同义词
1 不平常
2 不常见的
3 独特
individual unique typical remarkable precise peculiar originality specific characteristic distinctive glamorous customary sui generis one of a kind
5 与众不同
spectacular oddness with a difference novel apart mark out different individual march to a different drummer march to a different drum march to the beat of a different drummer march to the beat of a different drum mark off from set apart set apart from mark off underground distinctive individuate stand out in a crowd one of a kind
6 异乎寻常
great fantastic uncanny preternatural incredibly uncommon bizarre kinky rarely out of the common
8 少有的
10 难得
hardly seldom scarcity seldom if ever scarcely ever be like gold dust hardly ever rarely ever rarely if ever lucky distinct uncommon scarce unfrequent rarely uncommonly
11 例外的
12 与众不同的
spectacular with a difference different apart larger than life novel exceptional underground distinctive untraditional individual one of a kind
13 奇异
fantastic strange curious freak exotic bizarre grotesque outlandish kooky unaccustomed wizardly uncustomed unkenned fantasmo oddness way-out wonderful romantic rum marvellous recherché oddball remarkable marvelous unnatural wondrous fanciful arabesque preternatural antic fey wonder novelty bizarrerie fantasticality
14 非凡
exceptional divine remarkable uncommon phenomenal singular jolly crashing extraordinaire raving eximious rarely divinely ripping egregiously distinction extraordinariness out of common choice extraordinary wizard mighty helluva supernormal unco singularity out of the common bodacious wonderful odd wicked miraculous egregious surpass out of this world against nature
15 奇异的
fantastic strange curious freak exotic bizarre grotesque outlandish kooky unaccustomed wizardly uncustomed unkenned fantasmo way-out wonderful romantic rum marvellous recherché oddball remarkable marvelous unnatural wondrous fanciful arabesque preternatural antic fey
18 珍奇的
21 不寻常
miscreated inusitate unique uncommon uncanny offbeat out-of-the-way unwonted smacking unchristian quite exceptionally unusually unconventionally quite a quite an out of the ordinary rare phenomenal unaccustomed phenomenally special particular weird curious peculiar preternatural peculiarly any out of the way funny strange surprising extraordinary edgy cranky individualistic untoward unheard-of untypical surprisingly strangely extraordinarily fantastically funnily
24 特别
esp. special particular golden exceptional extraordinary distinctive ad hoc especial especially extra particularly super specially notably exceptionally unusually eminently singularly peculiarly pre-eminently otherness something fierce in particular not least
26 非凡的
exceptional divine remarkable uncommon phenomenal singular jolly crashing extraordinaire raving eximious out of common choice extraordinary wizard mighty helluva supernormal out of the common bodacious wonderful odd wicked miraculous egregious surpass out of this world against nature
27 别致
28 不普通的
30 独特的
individual unique typical remarkable precise different special single characteristic picturesque singular unparalleled peculiar idiosyncratic flavoured inimitable one of a kind sui generis own particular differential especial alone quite a distinctive quirky glamorous specific customary original fresh distinguishing
31 不正常
unnatural dysfunctional deviant unsteady untoward freakish untypical unnaturally off put out of gear
33 不寻常的
selcouth out particular crazy phenomenal singular unaccustomed uncustomed unaverage out of common miscreated inusitate unique uncommon uncanny offbeat out-of-the-way unwonted unchristian quite a quite an out of the ordinary rare special weird peculiar preternatural any out of the way funny strange surprising extraordinary edgy cranky individualistic untoward unheard-of untypical funnily
35 异常
heteroclite special wild exceptional remarkable extraordinary enormous freak rogue abnormal irregular heroic bastard eccentric unconventional queer uncanny freaky offbeat prodigious perverted preternatural unwonted uncustomary exceptionable uncustomed transnormal unusually extraordinarily thundering deuced singularity deviancy para- a devil of a quite a
unusual 短语相关
cruel and unusual punishment