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notably
英:【ˈnoʊtəbli】美:【ˈnəʊtəbli】
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常用释义:
明显地
adv.显著地;尤其
1、Moreover, some parties have not got what they had hoped for out of the project,
notably
Japan, which had wanted to host the reactor.───此外,有些参与方并没有从这个项目中得到所期望得到的东西,尤其是日本,其本希望成为该反应堆的东道主的。
2、The symfony framework has been used worldwide in a number of enterprise-level applications, perhaps most
notably
Askeet and Yahoo!───symfony框架已经在世界各地的许多企业级应用程序中使用,其中可能包括最著名的Askeet和Yahoo!
3、If he goes down such a road, it would create fresh problems,
notably
for the public finances.───如果萨克奇沿着这条路走下去,新的问题就有可能产生,尤其是社会金融问题。
4、Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Michigan Democrat, said the Americans at all levels but
notably
the middle class continue to struggle.───密歇根民主党参议员克罗布查说,各阶层的美国人,尤其是中产阶级,还身处艰难中。
5、Notably, he said the Feds base-case forecast of strengthening growth next year was premised in part on markets continuing to heal.───值得注意的是,伯南克表示,美联储关于明年经济走强的基本预测,部分建立在市场持续愈合的前提之上。
6、Worst affected are the big cities of southern China,
notably
Shenzhen, which only a year ago was an extremely hot market.───冲击最大的是中国的南方城市,特别是深圳,一年前那里房市火爆。
7、The house had many drawbacks, most
notably
its price.───这房子有很多缺陷,尤其是它的价格。
8、divorce would be granted when more important problems,
notably
the fate of the children, had been decided.───当更重要的问题,尤其是孩子们的命运被决定时,离婚就会获得批准。
9、Growth which rarely continues beyond the age of 20, demands calories and nutrients—
notably
, protein—to feed expanding tissues.───的发育需要能量和营养——尤其是蛋白质——用来供给组织的生长,但人超过20岁之后很少再继续发育。
1、notables───n.名人(notable的复数形式);要人
2、notable───adj.值得注意的,显著的;著名的;重要的;n.名人,显要人物
3、lovably───adv.可爱地
4、movably───adv.可动性地;可移动地
5、portably───便携的
6、mutably───adv.无常地;性情不定地
7、sortably───可悲地
8、quotably───引用地
9、unstably───不稳定地
不是,notably意为值得注意的,是形容词,这是它的最高级