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🔑 extra·or·din·aryBrE /ɪkˈstrɔːdnri/NAmE /ɪkˈstrɔːrdəneri/ adjective🔑 unexpected, surprising or strange 意想不到的；令人惊奇的；奇怪的 SYN incredible ◆It's extraordinary that he managed to sleep through the party. 真想不到他竟然从聚会开始一直睡到结束。◆What an extraordinary thing to say! 真是咄咄怪事！🔑 not normal or ordinary; greater or better than usual 不平常的；不一般的；非凡的；卓越的◆an extraordinary achievement 卓越的成就◆She was a truly extraordinary woman. 她是位非常杰出的女性。◆They went to extraordinary lengths to explain their behaviour. 他们竭力为自己的行为辩解。 ➡ compare ordinary [only before noun] (formal) (of a meeting, etc. 会议等) arranged for a special purpose and happening in addition to what normally or regularly happens 特别的；临时的◆An extraordinary meeting was held to discuss the problem. 举行了特别会议讨论这个问题。 () (specialist) (of an official 官员) employed for a special purpose in addition to the usual staff 特派的；特命的◆an envoy extraordinary 特使▸ extra·or·din·ar·ily BrE /ɪkˈstrɔːdnrəli/NAmE /ɪkˌstrɔːrdəˈnerəli/ adverb◆He behaves extraordinarily for someone in his position. 对他那种地位的人来说，他的行为很特别。◆extraordinarily difficult 特别困难◆She did extraordinarily well. 她干得特别好。 |