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enormously [ɪ'nɔrməslɪ]

ad. 非常地, 巨大地

The reproductive quality of audio tapes has improved enormously.
录音磁带的复制质量有了很大改进。
He was enormously sympathetic when my father died.
我父亲去世时他深为同情。
His English improved enormously because of his association with British people.
因为他和英国人有来往, 所以他的英语突飞猛进.

enormously

[ adv ]
extremely
<adv.all>
he was enormously popular

Enormously \E*nor"mous*ly\, adv.
In an enormous degree.

What is not so well known is a more blatant form. The Japanese government has profited, directly and enormously, from the anomalies in the Japanese securities markets created by the securities firms and banks.
'In every industry we have divested the workers have benefited enormously from improved conditions of pay and service.
"More money, more leisure and the pursuit of fun and travel have enormously enriched the way we live," says the report.
We can now ship chemicals from Wales to Italy in an enormously less complicated way. 'The Maastricht treaty brings no specific cost benefit for businesses, therefore it has been less enthusiastically greeted.
At first the adjustment will be horribly painful but in the longer term society will gain enormously because destructive lifestyles will no longer be underwritten.
The series was based on a still enormously popular novel penned by Vimol Siripaiboon in the late 1960s.
In Dallas, Mr. Campbell said that he was "shocked and enormously disappointed" by the decision but hadn't had a chance to study it.
He described Figueres as "one of the most valient men our country had who contributed enormously to the development of democracy in Costa Rica.
Back in 1960, "Market research was just becoming recognized as an enormously useful tool," and Nielsen, while growing rapidly, sold at a below-market multiple of earnings.
Automated Security Holdings is increasing its position in a company we feel will grow enormously in revenue next year."
But estimates vary enormously.
All of this must have been enormously frustrating to Mr. Katzenstein, who went to Sony with degrees in business and computer science and was raring to invent another Walkman.
There can be no doubt that his marriage to Elena Bonner enormously strengthened Mr. Sakharov in this remarkable endeavor.
"Few people realize that their power company may be bankrolling an effort to block clean air legislation while contributing enormously to our air pollution problems," said Alexandra Allen, a staff attorney for the group.
Operating profit for the smaller but enormously profitable consumer products unit, which licenses Disney characters for use on toys and other items, rose 51% to $36.2 million.
The findings are encouraging news for AIDS patients, who have found that the few drugs available for the disease are enormously costly.
The single-year contract left in doubt whether the enormously popular program would extend its run beyond the 90-91 season.
But while the funds have been enormously popular, some investment professionals worry that investors may not fully realize what they're getting into.
That move eased the company's debt-service load "enormously," the official adds.
The government has raised from $400,000 to $600,000 the reward for information leading to the capture of the enormously wealthy Escobar.
Amid widespread confusion about the economic outlook and about inflation, interest-rate forecasts vary enormously.
Dramatically, Marc is hampered by being enormously overweight, a condition that makes believable involvement with the other characters difficult.
"These are enormously important training grounds for our obstetricians and gynecologists, people who will be called upon to perform abortions _ if they remain legal," he said.
'This is an enormously sensitive issue,' admitted Mr Clodoaldo Hugueney Filho, the foreign ministry's representative at the Wednesday meeting.
And even then you're more likely to think of the CEO as having done what you pay him enormously well to do, rather than as your hero.
Awash in the incantatory power of sight and sound, we forget that we barely know this woman, as we hardly know most of the characters in the play, and that we have succumbed to an enormously clever substitution of effect for emotion.
But their visitors Monday warned the governors they must adapt and keep pace with a volatile and enormously competitive marketplace.
Andrew Lippman, a communications specialist from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, told the audience that theoretically, at least, the countries that are just now building a communications infrastructure could improve enormously on past practices.
This would help the industry enormously and this change is needed urgently.
Land was available in abundance then.' The township has grown enormously since the early 1950s.

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