strikingly

英 ['straɪkɪŋli]

美

adv.  极; 醒目地

TOEFL

BNC.11185 / COCA.11101

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 引人注目的;异乎寻常的;显著的
  Something that isstrikingis very noticeable or unusual.
  1. The most striking feature of those statistics is the high proportion of suicides...
     那些统计数据最引人注目之处是其极高的自杀率。
  2. He bears a striking resemblance to Lenin.
     他酷似列宁。
  3. ...her striking good looks.
     她那惊人的美貌
• ADJ-GRADED 妩媚动人的;标致的;俊秀的
  Someone who isstrikingis very attractive, in a noticeable way.
  1. She was a striking woman with long blonde hair.
     她是个留着金色长发的俏女郎。
• See also:strike

英英释义

adv

• in a striking manner
  1. this was strikingly demonstrated
  2. the evidence was strikingly absent

双语例句

• Strikingly odd or unusual.
  引人注目的奇怪或者不同寻常。
• Both foreign and, more strikingly, domestic investment are very low compared with China.
  与中国相比，外国投资和更加明显的国内投资的数额都相当低下。
• And this is strikingly true this time around.
  这次是真的了。
• Just as strikingly, the decline of Empire has repeatedly coincided with intolerance and xenophobia.
  令人吃惊的是，帝国的衰落多次与不宽容和排外巧合在一起。
• Across from Jerry is a strikingly beautiful woman.
  杰瑞对面坐着是个漂亮的女人。
• It was strikingly designed as a bubble of blue plastic that enclosed both the monitor and the computer.
  这款电脑的设计令人称奇，它像一个蓝色塑料气泡，将主机和显示器融为一体。
• But many banks have splashed out during the crisis, with strikingly varied results.
  但是很多银行在经济危机中肆意挥霍，其后果往往大不相同。
• Roman feudalism produced legal rules and legal institutions strikingly similar to English feudalism.
  罗马封建主义所确立的法律规则和制度与英国封建主义的非常相似。
• Both birth and death rates are strikingly different between the two groups of countries.
  两类国家的出生率和死亡率显著不同。
• Very rarely have I seen such a strikingly beautiful woman!
  我很少见过这样出众美丽的女性。