
英:/'ˈnəʊtəbli/ 美:/'ˈnoʊtəbli/
GRE
adv. 显著地;尤其
The notably serious problem is that we have lost contact with him.
最严重的问题是我们与他失去了联系。
The professor supposes that this thesis is notably plagiarized.
教授认为这篇论文很明显是抄袭的。
It's also endangering other countries, notably, India and Thailand.
它也正危害着其他国家,其中印度和泰国最为显著。
The house had many drawbacks, most notably its price.
这房子有很多缺陷,尤其是它的价格。
The divorce would be granted when more important problems, notably the fate of the children, had been decided.
当更重要的问题,尤其是孩子们的命运被决定时,离婚就会获得批准。
This has not been a notably successful project.
这个项目没有取得很大的成功。
Old established friends are notably absent, so it's a good opportunity to make new contacts.
老朋友们显然都已不在身边,所以这是结交新朋友的一个好机会。
The master's arm performed until it was tired and the stock of switches notably diminished.
老师用胳膊一直不停地抽打,直到累了,鞭子明显磨损了。
adv.|especially/remarkably/prominently;显著地;尤其
"notably"是英语中常用的副词,主要用于强调某事物的显著性或特殊性,在句子中起突出和对比作用。以下是该词的详细解释:
显著地/特别地
指在同类事物中,某个体因重要性或独特性而值得单独提出。例如:
"Several countries, notably France and Germany, opposed the proposal."(《牛津英语词典》)
此处的"notably"强调法德两国在反对阵营中的代表性地位。
值得注意地
用于强调某事物因具有特殊品质或特征而引起关注。例如:
"The building is notably different from others in the neighborhood."(英国国家语料库BNC)
在法律文本中常作为强调标记词,例如《联合国宪章》第23条:
"The non-permanent members shall be elected with due regard to... their contributions to the maintenance of international peace and security,notably..."(联合国官网)
该词源自中古法语"notable",可追溯至拉丁语"notabilis"(意为"可标记的"),由"notare"(标记)和"-bilis"(能力后缀)组成。词义演变反映从物理标记到抽象强调的语义扩展(《牛津英语词源词典》)。
BBC在2023年气候峰会报道中运用:
"Global carbon emissions declined,notably in the renewable energy sector."(BBC新闻档案)
此用法突显可再生能源领域的减排成效相较于其他领域更具突破性。
“notably” 是一个副词,主要有以下两层含义和用法:
用于引出突出、显著的例子或情况,强调某事物在同类中更为突出。
例句:
用法特点:
修饰形容词或整个句子,强调程度或特征非常明显。
例句:
用法特点:
若需进一步分析具体语境中的用法,可以提供例句,我会继续详解。
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