uncharacteristically

英音[ ˌʌnˌkærəktəˈrɪstɪkli ] 美音[ ˌʌnˌkærəktəˈrɪstɪkli ]
不典型地
常用释义
adv. 不典型地；非同寻常地

扩展信息

一反常态
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非同寻常地
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不典型地
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不典型的
2005VOA全集-新闻分析xw03-英语听力... ... foresee 预知，预见 uncharacteristically 不典型的 persona non-grata 不受欢迎的人 ...

例句

Uncharacteristically impatient, Zhou responded: "Since the Chairman is inviting him, he wants to see him fairly soon. "

It was a taunt that the president chose, uncharacteristically, not to dismiss.

You're feeling uncharacteristically extravagant -- and you're in the mood to take someone with you as a witness.

You're feeling uncharacteristically extravagant -- and the object of your extravagance won't mind a bit.

But if the malaise continues, the Fed, uncharacteristically, seems to have little confidence it can help.

Uncharacteristically, they failed to accompany the release with a catchy slogan.

"I am literally just splayed on the couch right now, " she said, her voice sounding uncharacteristically flat.

The excellent "Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage" is uncharacteristically silent on the subject.

America is now an uncharacteristically uncertain place.

Pittsburgh has been bitterly cold, but uncharacteristically sunny the last week, and the sunshine has been most welcome!

Perhaps that sober reality explains the uncharacteristically conciliatory stance struck by Wal-Mart this week.

He is an active student, but he was uncharacteristically listless in class today.

In uncharacteristically firm language, the IEA warned oil producers in late May to boost output.

He was uncharacteristically upset and wanted to come home from school.

He was uncharacteristically perturbed that the unfinished Life article had reached 92, 453 words.

更新时间：2025-06-13 23:59