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unusual adjective VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBSappear, be, look, seem, strike sb as 显得不寻常；非同一般；看上去不平常；好像不寻常；给人不寻常的感觉become 变得特别consider sth, find sth 认为／觉得⋯不寻常◆It was considered unusual for a woman to study medicine.女人学医被认为是很不寻常的事情。ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc. 极其／相当／非常不寻常decidedly, distinctly, highly, most, particularly, truly (especially NAmE) 明显异常；很独特；尤其难得；非常特别◆This is a highly unusual case.这种情况很罕见。relatively 相当异常a little, slightly, etc. 有点儿／略有些异常by no means, hardly, not at all 绝对平常；没有什么不寻常◆It's not at all unusual to feel very tired in the early months of pregnancy.怀孕头几个月觉得非常疲劳很正常。enough, sufficiently 够奇怪的◆The arrival of a taxi was unusual enough; an unknown woman getting out of it was sensational.来了辆出租车就够奇怪的了，从里面出来个陌生女子就更令人感到惊讶。PREPOSITIONfor 对⋯来说不同寻常◆It's unusual for a woman to do this job.由女性做这项工作并不常见。in 在⋯方面不同寻常◆The organization is unusual in several respects.这个机构的特别之处体现在几个方面。 |