柯林斯詞典unusually /?n?ju??u?l?/ 1. ADV You use unusually to emphasize that someone or something has more of a particular quality than is usual. 不尋常地[ADV adj] [強調(diào)] He was an unusually complex man. 他是個異常復雜的人。2. ADV You can use unusually to suggest that something is not what normally happens. 異常地 Unusually, for a Japanese politician, he's a fluent English speaker. 不同尋常的是，作為一位日本政府官員，他能講流利的英語。 返回 unusually劍橋詞典more than is usual or expected , or in a way that is not usual 異乎尋常地；罕有地 He was unusually polite . 他異乎尋常地禮貌。 ?unusually for sb in a way that is not usual for someone 對（某人）來說不尋常 Unusually for me, I felt deeply embarrassed . 我深感尷尬，這對我來說很不尋常。 返回 unusually