| 词汇 | unprecedentedly |
| 释义 | unprecedentedly adverb uk /ʌnˈpres.ɪ.den.tɪd.li/ us /ʌnˈpres.ə.den.t̬ɪd.li/ in a way that has not happened or existed before: 史无前例地，空前地;绝无仅有地 The banks rejected claims that they have lured customers into unprecedentedly high levels of borrowing.这些银行否认了有关它们诱使客户借入空前高额贷款的说法。 This was a prime minister who— unprecedentedly—won three big election victories. 这是一位史无前例赢得三次大选胜利的首相。 Two rivers burst their banks, making the town flood unprecedentedly.两条河流决堤，这个镇子遭受了前所未有的洪水。 Oxygen loss in the coastal Baltic Sea is said to be unprecedentedly severe. The study provides an unprecedentedly detailed look at the "ballooning" behaviour that allows certain spiders to travel on the wind for hundreds of kilometres. We are suffering unprecedentedly horrific weather conditions this morning. The analyst said that the administration is going to spend unprecedentedly on the defense budget. Always & never again all alongidiom all-time along always ever fail hell in all my (born) daysidiom in/through all the yearsidiom invariably kingdom month on demandidiom perpetual perpetually till/until kingdom comeidiom till/until the cows come homeidiom whenever world |
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