| 词汇 | unusual |
| 释义 | unusual adjective uk /ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.əl/ us /ʌnˈjuː.ʒu.əl/ A2 different from others of the same type in a way that is surprising, interesting, or attractive: 不同寻常的，非比一般的；独特的 "Do you like the new couch?" "Yes, it's very unusual."“你喜欢这个新沙发吗？”“非常喜欢，它太特别了。” [ + to infinitive ]It's unusual to have adult conversation like that with such a young child.和这么小的孩子进行这么成人化的交谈，真不寻常。 I was actually on time, which is unusual for me.我竟然很准时，这对我来说是少有的事。 different differentI like her haircut - it's different! dissimilarThe twins may look alike, but they are quite dissimilar when it comes to personality. diverseLondon is a culturally diverse city. heterogeneousThey tested a heterogeneous population. unusual unusualThat's an unusual name - where does it come from? uncommonIt's not uncommon(= it is common) for people to become ill when they travel. rareThis is a rare opportunity to visit the building. unconventionalI had a very unconventional childhood. uniqueThis is your chance to own a unique piece of jewellery. Their kitchen is painted an unusual shade of yellow. It's unusual to have a goalkeeper as the captain of a football team.让守门员当足球队的队长是很少见的。 He uses a lot of unusual expressions.他总是用很多生僻的字眼。 There was nothing unusual about her physical appearance. That's an unusual name - is it an Icelandic name? Unique and unusual accidental alt- alternative atypically be marked out as somethingidiom flip flip the scriptidiom guerrilla home brew incongruous peerless personalization personalized quaintly quaintness unforgettably unique uniquely unmatchable unmatched unusual | American Dictionaryunusual adjective us/ʌnˈju·ʒu·əl/ different from what is usual or expected: I was actually on time, which is unusual for me. Examples of unusualunusual None the less, it is vital that unusual fertility patterns are highlighted, even if the causes remain unclear. The explanation for this unusual distribution is uncertain. The new plant remains discovered by us are in a better, but somewhat unusual, state of preservation (as described above). This eighteenth-century usage was by no means unusual. In the building and craft trades it was unusual to find labourers earning less than 3d per day. Congenital division of the left atrium is an unusual congenital anomaly. For those participants who had a previous history of either fainting or dizziness, caseness was defined as having more, different, or unusual attacks. Almost half the children responded in "spectacular fashion" presenting with unusual motivation to work, and an enhanced ability to read, comprehend, and do arithmetic. By marketing our music to art galleries and museums, we can reach an audience predisposed to accept the new and unusual in artistic expression. It may be that scouting was politically important for symbolic reasons or because it was unusual in its universalist (but gender-exclusive) laws. It is not unusual for inserted elements to convey ideas of this type, thus adding some interpretation adjustments to the discourse. It was feared that this unusual sample frame might lead to a relatively expensive survey with a low response rate. There is nothing unusual or uncommon about this sort of situation. For example, it is possible to develop criteria ' profiles ' for each individual, thereby identifying various types of person misfit and subjects with unusual endorsement patterns. Such an unusual and prominent note is unlikely to be anything other than the result of an intentional scribal decision. 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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