Notably

英音[ ˈnəʊtəbli ] 美音[ ˈnoʊtəbli ]
尤其
常用释义
adv. 明显地，显著地；尤其，特别

扩展信息

显著地
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尤其
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特别地
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值得注意地
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著名地
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尤其是
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特别是
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例句

Notably, he said the Fed's base-case forecast of strengthening growth next year was premised in part on markets continuing to heal.

Worst affected are the big cities of southern China, notably Shenzhen, which only a year ago was an extremely hot market.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Michigan Democrat, said the Americans at all levels but notably the middle class continue to struggle.

The symfony framework has been used worldwide in a number of enterprise-level applications, perhaps most notably Askeet and Yahoo!

Moreover, some parties have not got what they had hoped for out of the project, notably Japan, which had wanted to host the reactor.

There have been a few honourable exceptions in the upper chamber, notably John McCain's interventions on the use of torture.

the drums are not equalized and the mix is notably bass-heavy (black metal is often criticized for its lack of bass).

Some economists, notably Robert Shiller, did identify the bubble and warn of painful consequences if it were to burst.

Notably, Times New Roman, as Morison made it, did not contain a true italic, but one that was an in-house standard at Monotype.

Mr Obama was notably silent about Saudi Arabia, as though unable to chide so vital an ally for its patent lack of reforming zeal.

Notably, she found that it was advantageous to be in charge of the PowerPoint presentation for a strategy meeting.

Crime in Brazil's cities is also bad, but it does not seem to be getting notably worse.

All the French clubs have come to see him, notably PSG, and a lot of foreign teams are also following him.

Sociologists say it encourages abuse, notably in the trafficking of the sort that Sakina first suffered from but is now ready to pay for.

The EU and US have been struggling over which would have the initiative in dealing with Iran, notably over the last two years.

Some of the price moves, notably in the oil markets, seem to defy the underlying fundamentals of plentiful supply and rather anemic demand.

And those countries, notably Brazil, that have wound up holding the baby of an overvalued currency, are trying to restrict inflows.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn and his wife, Anne Sinclair, had given clear indications he would run, notably allowing TV cameras to film them at home.

Despite this drastic life change, Lara still retains the essence of her upbringing - most notably with her polite, upper-class accent.

Infrastructure, too, is under pressure, notably in India, where construction lags behind far behind that of the other Brics.

On two or three occasions, notably on October l7, 1914, the alarm was given that there was a U-boat inside the anchorage.

The lustre of some of New Star's managers faded, notably that of Stephen Whittaker, the former joint chief investment officer.

Notably, all this work is open source, and has been since before open source came into high fashion.

It was too big for the site; there was not enough seating; and, most notably, there was no estimate of cost.

Canaday has the courage to say what he thinks and the capacity to say it clearly: two qualities notably absent from his profession.

同义词

adv.
显著地；尤其
especially remarkably prominently

同根词(词根noted)

notable adj 值得注意的，显著的；著名的
noted adj 著名的；显著的；附有乐谱的
notable n 名人，显要人物
notability n 显著；显要人物
noted v 注意；记下（note的过去式和过去分词）

更新时间：2025-07-19 14:19