uncannily

基本解释

• adv. 惊异地；神秘地；不寻常地；危险地

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Those words — uncannily prophetic words — were written in the early 1920s.
  那些话——神秘的预言——写于20世纪20年代早期。
• It is uncannily similar in taste and look to New England clam chowder served in bread bowls.
  它的口味和样子与新英格兰的蛤杂烩惊人地相似，也是放在面包“碗”中。
• Instead, he said, “almost all of these confessions looked uncannily reliable,” rich in telling detail that almost inevitably had to come from the police.
  相反，他说，“几乎所有的这些坦白都看起来出奇的可信，”丰富形象的细节大多来自警察方面。

权威例句

• The Web search site is fast, simple and uncannily accurate at finding exactly the site needed.
  FORBES: Finding Meaning In A Google World
• The alleged counterfeiter is Shuanghuan Automobile, whose Noble car looks uncannily similar to Daimler's Smart Fortwo.
  FORBES: BMW, Daimler Could Sue Chinese Copycats
• So far, every move of Russia's wily little judo expert looks uncannily well rehearsed.
  ECONOMIST: Yevgeny Primakov, Russia’s martial artist

词组短语

短语

• uncannily correct 正确得不可思议
• sense uncannily 不可思议地感到
• jeopardously treacherously uncannily 危险地