extraordinarily
副词出奇; 很，十分，特别，极其; 离奇地; 倍加
副词
1. She is an extraordinarily beautiful girl.
她是个美丽非凡的姑娘。
2. An extraordinarily large order bucked up all the staff.
一份特大订单使全体员工欢欣鼓舞。
1. 格外地：extraofficial 职务以外的 | extraordinarily 格外地 | extraordinary 非常的
2. 格外的：agency代理 | extraordinarily格外的 | milder更温柔的
3. 非常地：relativity 相关性 | extraordinarily 非常地 | hollowness 空洞,寂寞
4. 非常地,特别地：extraordinarily 非常地,特别地 | extraordinary 离奇的;使人惊奇的 | extreme 极端的;末端的 n.极端
1. Instead of lending their spare cash to each other or the rest of the economy, banks have parked it with the central bank at extraordinarily low interest rates.
2. Spread among people from the extraordinarily isolated Mashan area of western Guizhou province, the epic hails the greatness of the Miao's forefather and chieftain King Yalu.
3. Chile have suffered an extraordinarily bad run against the Brazilians in the last five years, losing seven matches in a row and conceding 26 goals in the process.
4. Chinese coal enterprises are experiencing an extraordinarily chilly winter this year as coal prices dive along with the country's demand for the fossil fuel.
5. It is clear that during the European debt crisis these three have played an extraordinarily interventionist role.
6. Another innovations is a superb cloak room with an extraordinarily long counter, another first in the city.
7. They reflect a high level of complexity in terms of their construction, and they are also extraordinarily accurate for practical observation.
8. And the trade surplus is a reflection of an extraordinarily high savings rate in China, and a disproportionately low level of consumer spending.
9. Another black flat with extraordinarily big pink petals not only looks cute but adds an additional touch of glamor.
10. Seasonal rains that drench Southeast Asia annually have been extraordinarily severe this year, killing hundreds of people across the region.
adv
1. extremely
e.g. she was inordinately smart
it will be an extraordinarily painful step to negotiate
Synonym: inordinately