| 词汇 | unprecedented |
| 释义 | unprecedented adjective uk /ʌnˈpres.ɪ.den.tɪd/ us /ʌnˈpres.ə.den.t̬ɪd/ C2 never having happened or existed in the past: 史无前例的，空前的;绝无仅有的 This century has witnessed environmental destruction on an unprecedented scale.环境在本世纪遭到了空前的破坏。 She took the unprecedented step of revealing the truth about the situation. Such an event was unprecedented in the 20th century. Unemployment has reached an unprecedented level. This situation is unprecedented in 21st-century life. Crime has risen on an unprecedented scale. New afresh be ahead of the curveidiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newly newness next-gen next-generation novel the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wetidiom third-generation unhackneyed unheard-of up-to-the-minuteidiom youth unprecedented | American Dictionaryunprecedented adjective us/ʌnˈpres·ɪˌden·tɪd/ never having happened or existed in the past: We’ve entered an age of unprecedented prosperity. Examples of unprecedentedunprecedented This did, however, bias the participants in an unprecedented, at times embarrassing, way. Ecosystems are not being maintained, safety factors are ignored, species extinction persists at an unprecedented level, and our very global life-support systems are under threat. As a result, vast financial resources were increasingly secured and redeployed to construct military and naval machines of unprecedented size, complexity, and cost. By the mid nineteenth century it had assumed a character unlike anything witnessed before, and machinery was playing an unprecedented part. The first remarkable aspect this time round was the almost unprecedented and virtually complete disappearance of the rebel forces from the political process. The ability to analyze huge volumes of personal health data gives unprecedented opportunities for research. Artificial vocality, electroacoustic music and, more generally, twentieth century music have an unprecedented particularity. Following that decision, an unprecedented campaign was launched by consumers (pregnant women), interested providers of care, and the mass media (6). For example, racial/ ethnic taxonomies, including what is racial and what is ethnic about them, are in a phase of unprecedented uncertainty and volatility. The mounting evidence that widespread disease control was leading to unprecedented rates of population growth went largely unheeded by governments and international organizations. But some people, owing to ignorance, self-deception, or willful blindness, do not see that this is a task calling for cooperation of an unprecedented kind. This assembly, purporting to be the collective focus of new inventions, must wield an unprecedented power of legitimation of scientific facts. This gradual detachment of the voice from the instrumental setting continues throughout the movement and results in an unprecedented transformation. What was most important, most interesting, most unprecedented in what you discovered in those rehearsals? Numerous scholars have documented the unprecedented impact of this actor on the policies and institutions of aspirant countries. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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