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remarkably
UK /rɪˈmɑːkəbli/US /rɪˈmɑːrkəbli/
词源
源自中古英语 'remarkable'（显著的）加上副词后缀 '-ly'，最初来自古法语 'remarquer'（注意到）。
adverb
❶ 表示程度非常高，超出一般水平，令人惊讶或印象深刻。常用于强调某事物的突出特点或表现。
“She was remarkably calm during the crisis.”
（她在危机期间表现得异常冷静。）
“The weather has been remarkably warm for this time of year.”
（今年的这个时候天气异常温暖。）
同义词:exceptionally, extraordinarily, unusually
常见短语
remarkably similar — 形容两件事物非常相似，几乎难以区分。
“The twins are remarkably similar in appearance.”
（这对双胞胎的外貌非常相似。）
remarkably well — 形容某事物表现得非常好，超出预期。
“She speaks French remarkably well for someone who only studied it for a year.”
（她只学了一年法语，却说得非常好。）