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familiar adjective 1well-known 熟悉VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBSbe, feel, look, seem, smell, sound 熟悉；感觉熟悉；眼熟；好像熟悉；闻起来熟悉；耳熟◆The place felt faintly familiar to me.这个地方我隐约觉得有点儿熟悉。become 开始熟悉make sth 使⋯变得熟悉ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc. 极其／相当／非常熟悉awfully 非常熟悉◆His face looked awfully familiar.他这张脸看上去非常眼熟。entirely 完全熟悉increasingly 越来越熟悉faintly, reasonably, vaguely 依稀有些／还算／隐约有点儿熟悉enough 足够熟悉◆The report's conclusions were already familiar enough to the government.政府对报告的结论已耳熟能详。already 已经熟悉immediately, instantly 立刻／顷刻间就熟悉◆His face was instantly familiar, even after all those years.即使这么多年过去了，还是一下子认出了他的脸。somehow 总觉得有点儿熟悉◆a name that was somehow familiar不知为何总觉得熟悉的名字curiously, eerily, oddly, strangely （不知怎么回事）让人感到奇怪地熟悉◆Her face looked strangely familiar.她的脸看上去有一种很奇怪的熟悉感。comfortingly 熟悉得让人感到放心◆The kitchen smelled warm and inviting and comfortingly familiar.这间厨房的味道温馨诱人，使人感到亲切舒适。all too, depressingly, hauntingly (especially NAmE) , horribly (especially BrE) , painfully, sickeningly 太过熟悉；腻烦；异常熟悉；熟悉得可怕；熟悉得令人厌烦◆a situation which has become all too familiar to most teachers大部分教师都十分熟悉的情形PREPOSITIONto 对⋯熟悉◆The name sounded vaguely familiar to her.这个名字她听上去似曾相识。 |