adv. 不名譽地
But repetitive strain injuries are perhaps most infamously associated with computer use.
但重複性勞損的最令人诟病的原因是使用計算機。
Writer Georgi Markov was infamously assassinated on the streets of London by a ricin pellet fired from an umbrella.
作家喬治馬爾可夫就是在倫敦街頭被蓖麻毒素顆粒害死的。
After a defeat by Scotland in1977 the visiting tartan army of fans invaded the pitch infamously breaking the goalposts.
1977年被蘇格蘭打敗後，客場球迷惡意破壞球場，門柱也被損壞。
After a defeat by Scotland in 1977, the visiting Tartan Army of fans invaded the pitch, infamously breaking the goalposts.
1977年被蘇格蘭打敗後，客場球迷惡意破壞球場，門柱也被損壞。
Gecko, which originated at Netscape and predates KHTML, is often criticized for its large and infamously complex code base.
gecko源自netscape，并早于KHTML, Gecko因龐大與複雜的代碼基礎而頻遭诟病。
adv.|ingloriously/dishonorably;不名譽地
以下是關于單詞infamously 的詳細解釋：
Infamously 是副詞，意為“不名譽地”“聲名狼藉地”，源自形容詞infamous（臭名昭著的）。它通常用于描述因負面原因而廣為人知的人、事件或行為。
負面特征：強調某事物因惡劣、争議性或複雜性而“出名”。
例：The company was infamously known for its unethical business practices.（這家公司因不道德的商業行為而臭名昭著。）
例：The bridge became infamously dangerous due to poor maintenance.（由于維護不善，這座橋以危險著稱。）
曆史或文化語境：常用于描述曆史人物或事件的争議性。
例：The politician was infamously involved in multiple scandals.（這位政治家因卷入多起丑聞而聲名狼藉。）
Famously（副詞）意為“著名地”，但帶有褒義或中性色彩，表示因積極原因或廣泛認可而聞名，也可指“相處融洽”。
例：They got along famously at the party.（他們在派對上相處得非常愉快。）
如需更多例句或用法對比，可參考權威詞典（如、4、6）。
詞性： 副詞
發音： /ɪnˈfæməsli/
定義： 惡名昭著地；臭名昭著地；聲名狼藉地
用法： Infamously是一個副詞，用于描述某人或某事的聲譽極差或極壞。它通常用于描述那些因為某些行為或事件而聞名的人或事物。
例句：
近義詞： disgracefully, shamefully, dishonorably
反義詞： honorably, reputably, commendably
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