外部链接:    leo英德   dict有道 百度搜索百度 google谷歌 google图片 wiki维基 百度百科百科   

 surprisingly [sə'praɪzɪŋlɪ]   添加此单词到默认生词本
ad. 使人惊奇, 出人意外, 惊人, 令人惊讶



    surprisingly
    [ adv ]
    1. in a surprising manner

      2. <adv.all>
      he was surprisingly friendly
    2. in an amazing manner; to everyone's surprise

      3. <adv.all>
      amazingly, he finished medical school in three years


    Surprising \Sur*pris"ing\, a.
    Exciting surprise; extraordinary; of a nature to excite
    wonder and astonishment; as, surprising bravery; a surprising
    escape from danger. -- {Sur*pris"ing*ly}, adv. --
    {Sur*pris"ing*ness}, n.

    Syn: Wonderful; extraordinary; unexpected; astonishing;
    striking.

    1. But in a market glutted with moribund companies, Mr Landau found it surprisingly difficult to find a suitable vehicle.
    2. "It was a case of mistaken identity," al-Mjeni said. "Grasshoppers are attracted to light and, not surprisingly, they congregated near the governor's office which is well illuminated at night.
    3. The novelist invents a certain Lucy Moncrieffe, niece of the British foreign secretary of the time, Lord Aberdeen, but no harm is done and she makes a surprisingly uninhibited Victorian heroine.
    4. The surveys may not have captured full market reaction to favorable events Thursday and Friday, including the Fed's interest-rate cuts, a surprisingly modest increase in the price indexes and a large decline in the money supply.
    5. He was one of Fleming's stringers after the war and writes about him with affection. Not surprisingly, McCormick confirms that the Ian/Ann marriage had been difficult for years.
    6. All three girls returned to their elementary school Thursday, where they "seemed to be adjusting surprisingly well," said Schools Superintendent Joseph Cirasuolo.
    7. Not surprisingly Mr Bossi opposes any curb on the magistrates' powers.
    8. But surprisingly enough, the employees are very supportive of the policy," Ms. Christopher said.
    9. After three dreadful years, Unisys reported a surprisingly strong fourth-quarter profit of $80.5 million, or 31 cents a share; even though revenue dropped 16% to $2.46 billion.
    10. By contrast, 55 per cent of German respondents exonerated the Bundesbank from blame for Europe's difficulties. Perhaps surprisingly, 88 per cent of respondents thought German unification brought benefits to Europe, up from 76 per cent a year ago.
    11. The dugout had a surprisingly thin hull, less than two inches thick at the bottom and 1.2 inches along the gunwales, said curator Flemming Rieck.
    12. The big story was the dollar's resilience despite a surprisingly huge $12.5 billion excess of imports over exports for November reported by the Commerce Department.
    13. Not surprisingly, they took their money with them.
    14. Not surprisingly, officials at Shearson and American Express don't see any conflict between selling stocks and promoting credit cards.
    15. Hysteria is never far below the surface, though surprisingly Divine Words seems to end on a note of christian forgiveness: 'Let he is who is without sin cast the first stone.'
    16. Membership, not surprisingly, is heavy with rules.
    17. Blowing his nose, he adds, "Next year, I'll be playing in Portugal." Not surprisingly, Icelanders fare better.
    18. Most manuals are as difficult to understand as a graduate-level course in quantum physics.' Not surprisingly, Dell's research shows younger people are less afraid of technology than their elders.
    19. It means nothing." As Mr. Suda's personal experience shows, the market battering that traumatized big investors in the first three months of this year has proven surprisingly painless to Japan's, and the world's, economy.
    20. Not surprisingly, OPIC has the solid support of business groups, which are the principal beneficiaries of its largess.
    21. Opposition candidates made a surprisingly strong showing in the National Assembly elections, depriving the Roh's party of its majority for the first time in South Korea's 40-year history.
    22. The vessel takes a back seat to the surprisingly high proportion of figurative work. Ian Ramsey's 'Posse' would get my vote for the most expressive work.
    23. A measure of this is the surprisingly wide readership that exists for serious newspapers and books, and the discriminating audiences that fill theatres and concert halls every night.
    24. We're helping our customers to become competitive.' ISS's customers range from multinationals, such as IBM, Philips and Monsanto, to the European Commission, and Vienna and Geneva airports. Cleaning budgets can be surprisingly large.
    25. Britain's trade deficit worsened surprisingly in March, rattling London markets and stirring concern about Thatcher's inflation policy.
    26. Not surprisingly, Andean businessmen and opposition parties rebelled.
    27. Separately, the Commerce Department said housing starts jumped 5.5% in January on a surge in apartment construction. Housing economists found surprisingly little in the report to cheer them, however.
    28. Again not surprisingly, corporate's grand "plans" would play better at the front, as it were, if the generals at headquarters themselves faced live ammo.
    29. Not surprisingly, Brother Raphael Willeke continues to oversee the making of altar wines, of which Christian Brothers sells about 80,000 cases a year.
    30. 'They should be investing in their core businesses.' Not surprisingly, the government's political opponents go further.
    surprisingly
    surprize
    surra
    Surre
    surreal
    surrealism
    surrealist
    surrealistic
    surrealistically
    surreality
    surrebut
    surrebuttal
    surrebutter
    surrejoin
    surrejoinder
    surrenal
    surrender
    surrender an insuranc...
    surrender at discretion
    surrender B/L
    surrender by bail
    surrender clause
    surrender custody
    surrender documents
    surrender foreign cur...
    surrender ill-gotten ...
    surrender of bills
    surrender of bills of...
    surrender of exchange
    surrender of fugitive
    surrender of lease
    surrender of mortgage
    surrender of one's cl...
    surrender of patent
    surrender of rights
    surrender of the docu...
    surrender one's bail
    surrender one's privi...
    surrender oneself to
    surrender oneself to ...
    surrender to
    surrender to the police
    surrender value
    surrendered
    surrenderee
    surrenderer
    surrendering
    surrenderor
    surreptitious
    surreptitious edition
    surreptitiously
    surrey
    surrive
    surrogacy
    surrogate
    surrogate constraint
    surrogate court
    surrogate guardian
    surrogate mother
    surrogate motherhood
    加入收藏 本地收藏 百度搜藏 QQ书签 美味书签 Google书签 Mister Wong
    您正在访问的是
    中国词汇量第二的英语词典
    更多精彩，登录后发现......
    验证码看不清，请点击刷新
      注册
     
     
    2005 - 2024 Dict.li Online Dictionary