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单词 strangely
释义
strangely
adverb
uk
/ˈstreɪndʒ.li/us
/ˈstreɪndʒ.li/
B2
in a way that isunusual,unexpected, ordifficulttounderstand:
不寻常地；奇怪地；不可思议地
She was strangelycalmwhile everyoneelsewaspanicking.大家慌作一团的时候，她却出奇地平静。
Helookedat meratherstrangely.他很奇怪地看着我。
Strangely, nobodyseemedtonotice.很奇怪，好像没人注意到。
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  • Thehouselookedstrangelyfamiliar, though sheknewshe'd never been there before.
  • Is it myimaginationor isDavidbehavingstrangely at themoment?
  • Thehouse, usuallybustlingwithactivity, was strangelysilent.
  • Thebeatof themusicwas strangelyhypnotic.
  • Thegovernmenthasfallenstrangelysilenton thesubjectoftaxcutsafter allitspromisesat the lastelection.
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Idiom

strangely enough
(Definition ofstrangelyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

strangely| American Dictionary

strangely
adverb
us
/ˈstreɪndʒ·li/
in anunusualor different way:
Itseemedto me that she wasactingstrangely.
strangely enough
Strangely enoughmeansthat something isunusualor hard toexplain:
Strangely enough, myfatherwas the last one toknowabout my mother'sillness.
(Definition ofstrangelyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstrangely

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Strangely, this last feature makes the whole sound slightly forced or artificial, rather than ' ' authentically' ' or ' ' naturally' ' gloomy and tasteless.
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Strangely, theoryfree vectoral autoregressions do almost as well.
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She isstrangelymeasured in her movements, they all seem as if they were dependent upon some wound-up clockwork.
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However, their terminology for phrasal movement is, for such a central topic,strangelydisjoint.
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Thestrangelyshaped image to the right of the ostriches is such an example.
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Strangely, the upper level - variously named as pragmatic, executive, or metacognitive - is nearly overlooked.
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Strangelyenough, it is unusual to read about the basis of care work.
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Strangelyenough, as regards local government, there was something bene®cial about this.
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If it takes time for an idea to form, then architecture as a radical art form isstrangelyinhibited.
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The index is useful, thoughstrangelylacks references to modern authors and scholars.
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What is the meaning of thisstrangelyrigid body?
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Strangely, all of the students proceeded to select, but not trim, long sections to which they applied delay effects.
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With respect to him everything seems sostrangelythe same.#!
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Rather, its account of those interior states seemed to usstrangelyhollow - and often enough,strangelypublic or external.
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Strangely, these decisive and well-attested cases were not discussed.
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