1. 特别地：exaggerate v. 夸张 | exceptionally 特别地 | excessive a. 过分的,极度的
2. 非常地;极端地：Rival 对手;竞争 | Exceptionally 非常地;极端地 | Account for说明, 占
3. 异常的, 罕见的：sleet 雨夹雪或雹 | exceptionally 异常的, 罕见的 | heavy 大(下雨,班下雪等), 厉害
1. The US central bank has kept the interest rate at exceptionally low level since late 2008 and conducted two rounds of assets buying since 2009.
2. That jam was caused by road maintenance work and an exceptionally large number of heavy trucks on the road.
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3. That jam was caused by road maintenance work and an exceptionally large number of heavy trucks trying to use the road.
4. A traditional art and important vehicle of communication, calligraphy was once extensively required and exceptionally prized at work.
5. He said Qi Yuan was clearly an exceptionally sexually active panda and would hopefully give birth this time around.
6. The former is the result of strict controls aimed at deflating bubbles and the latter a necessary adjustment after exceptionally high growth in previous years.
7. As the government lifted the ban on fireworks displays during the Spring Festival holidays, residents in Shanghai had an exceptionally grand display of firecrackers.
8. But they will reiterate their view that economic conditions will warrant exceptionally low interest rates for a time to come.
9. Fed policy makers last week reiterated their pledge to keep borrowing costs " exceptionally low " for an " extended period " to aid the US recovery.
10. The Federal Reserve this week repeated its pledge to keep interest rates " exceptionally low " for " an extended period " and said the economy is strengthening.
adv
1. to an exceptional degree
e.g. it worked exceptionally well