
英:/'səˈpraɪzɪŋli/ 美:/'sərˈpraɪzɪŋli/
比較級:more surprisingly 最高級:most surprisingly
adv. 驚人地;出人意料地
He has a surprisingly retentive memory.
他的記憶力驚人地好。
Not surprisingly, he hid the money behind my back.
不出所料,他果然背着我藏了私房錢。
This young man surprisingly became the champion of this competition.
這個年輕人出人意料地成為了本次比賽的冠軍。
The ride in the new car was surprisingly smooth.
駕駛新車感覺十分順暢。
Bubble tea stores are surprisingly easy to come by in North America.
珍珠奶茶店現在在北美到處都是。
The rentals in this area are surprisingly affordable.
這個地區的租金意外地便宜。
The story revolves around death and is surprisingly sinister for a children's novel.
這個故事圍繞着死亡展開,作為一部兒童小說來說,出奇地陰暗。
It's all about that new restaurant on 23rd street! It's so good and surprisingly cheap.
23號街的那個新餐廳太棒了!又好吃又便宜的出奇。
Surprisingly enough, no one complained.
令人驚訝的是,沒有一個人抱怨。
With Universal Studios, Legoland, and Disneyland all within the city limits, it's also surprisingly family-friendly.
出乎意料地是,洛杉矶還非常適合家庭生活,這裡環球影城、樂高樂園和迪斯尼樂園雲集市區。
It's a surprisingly intimate deep-dive into his historic rise to presidency.
本書出人意料地深入挖掘了他成為總統的故事。
I just took the Myers-Briggs test, and my results were surprisingly accurate!
我剛做了MBTI測試,結果出人意料的準确!
She looked surprisingly well.
她看上去身體出奇地好。
Her voice was surprisingly calm.
她的聲音出人意料地平靜。
He took the criticism surprisingly well.
他對待這一批評的态度竟意外的好。
The weather was surprisingly warm and sunny.
天氣出奇地暖和晴朗。
The Swiss franc has remained surprisingly strong.
瑞士法郎保持了出人意料的強勢。
adv.|alarmingly/startlingly;驚人地;出人意外地
“surprisingly”是一個副詞,表示某事的發生或存在方式與預期不同,帶有令人意外的意味。其核心含義可分解為以下兩方面:
該詞的語用功能包含客觀描述與主觀評價雙重維度。在學術寫作中常用于呈現反直覺的研究發現,參考劍橋詞典對其“contrary to expectations”的定義(來源:Cambridge Dictionary);在新聞報道中則多用于制造懸念,如《經濟學人》曾用“surprisingly resilient”描述經濟複蘇态勢(來源:Oxford Learner's Dictionaries)。
“surprisingly”是一個副詞,表示某事的發生或狀态超出預期,帶有“令人驚訝地”“出乎意料地”等含義。以下是詳細解析:
基本定義:用于描述與常規判斷、預期相反的情況,強調結果或現象的意外性。
情感傾向:中性詞,可表達積極或消極的意外,具體取決于語境。
位置靈活:可置于句首、句中或句尾。
常見搭配:
通過以上分析,可以更精準地在口語或寫作中使用“surprisingly”表達意外性。如需進一步辨析具體語境中的用法差異,可結合例句加深理解。
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