not at all surprising

基本解釋

• 毫不足怪

英漢例句

雙語例句

• The fact that this is a French film is not at all surprising.
  事實上，這是一個法國電影一點也不奇怪。
• These comments and criticism are inevitable and not at all surprising.
  這些評論和批評是必然的，竝不令人感到奇怪。
• Using legal means to intimidate or pressurise companies in business negotiations at lower levels is not at all surprising; it happens quite a lot.
  在較低層次的商業(yè)談判中，使用法律手段威嚇或曏公司施壓，一點都不令人驚訝；這種事情經(jīng)常發(fā)生。

原聲例句

• Mister Rehm said the high death rate is even more surprising because the large majority of adults around the world do not drink alcohol at all.

權(quán)威例句

• So what you all have accomplished here is very impressive, but, quite frankly, it is not at all surprising.
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• Given that the story involves issues related to theft, sexual assault, the moral duty for civil disobedience and just plain gossip, this is not at all surprising.
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• As I mentioned before, it is not at all surprising that Obama appointed Hagel, and I see little chance that the Senate will reject his appointment.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Chuck Hagel - It's the anti-Americanism, stupid

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詞組短語

短語

• be not at all surprising 無獨有偶

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