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strikingly 發(fā)音

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strikingly 中文意思翻譯

strikingly 短語(yǔ)詞組

1、strikingly out of the ordinary crossword ─── 與眾不同的縱橫字謎

2、strikingly out of the ordinary ─── 與眾不同的

3、strikingly strange ─── 驚人的奇怪

4、strikingly ca ─── 驚人地

5、strikingly blog ─── 引人注目的博客

6、strikingly strange crossword ─── 奇怪的縱橫填字游戲

7、strikingly strange or unusual ─── 驚人的奇怪或不尋常的

strikingly 詞性/詞形變化，strikingly變形

名詞: strikingness |副詞: strikingly |

strikingly 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、shriekingly ─── 史萊克

2、striking ─── adj.顯著(zhù)的，突出的，驚人的；打擊的；罷工的；v.打（strike的ing形式）

3、stonkingly ─── 堅如磐石

4、streamingly ─── 流線(xiàn)型

5、strivingly ─── 奮力

6、striking up ─── 使開(kāi)始；建立起；開(kāi)始演奏

7、stridingly ─── 昂首闊步

8、shrinkingly ─── adv.躊躇地；畏縮地

9、stinkingly ─── 臭烘烘的

strikingly 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、This was strikingly true in the US and UK. ─── 這在美國與英國是絕對正確的。

2、To strike with or as if with a whip. ─── 鞭打用或仿佛用鞭子擊打

3、He offered to strike the boy with his cane. ─── 他威脅要用手杖打那個(gè)男孩。

4、child's facility in accommodating itself to circumstances was never more strikingly illustrated. ─── 孩子適應環(huán)境的能力沒(méi)有比現在這樣更出色的了。

5、The prisoners went on a hunger strike. ─── 犯人們進(jìn)行絕食抗議。

6、Strike her name off the list. ─── 把她的名字從名單中除去。

7、At that time they had learned to strike fire from flint. ─── 那時(shí)他們已學(xué)會(huì )了用燧石打火。

8、Strike out the witness's last remark, it is out of place in the court record. ─── 將證人的最后那句話(huà)刪掉，放在法庭記錄中不合適。

9、The sense of urgency is heightened by the fact that the ideal private banker of today is strikingly different from his predecessor. ─── 當今理想的私人銀行家與以前明顯不同，這種情況增強了這種緊迫感。

10、At midnight you'll hear the clock strike twelve. ─── 午夜時(shí)你會(huì )聽(tīng)到鐘打12點(diǎn)。

11、She remained a strikingly handsome woman with a good figure and a strong face only lightly marked with beginning lines of age. ─── 她仍不失為一名十分俊俏的婦人，身材優(yōu)美，豐滿(mǎn)的臉龐上只有幾道淡淡的皺紋。

12、I think by doing so he was trying to strike terror into your heart. ─── 我認為他這樣做是為了嚇唬你。

13、How does the idea strike you? ─── 這想法你覺(jué)得怎樣？

14、Her story may strike a chord for other women in the same situation. ─── 她的故事能撥動(dòng)那些有同樣遭遇的女人們的心弦。

15、Please strike up a dent in the medal (of a fender). ─── 請在（防護板的）金屬上敲出凹痕。

16、The umpire called the pitch a strike. ─── (棒球)裁判判該球為好球。

17、The teachers wanted to whomp up students' interest in a national student strike. ─── 老師們想激起學(xué)生舉行一次全國性罷課的意向。

18、By acting now, we hope to strike at the root cause of the trouble. ─── 現在行動(dòng)，我們希望能根除麻煩的原因。

19、This colour contrasts strikingly with green. ─── 這個(gè)顏色顯然不同于綠色。

20、The bombers made a sudden strike on the harbor. ─── 轟炸機對這港口進(jìn)行了一次突然襲擊。

21、Here comes Graham. Watch him strike a pose by the door until everyone has seen his new suit. ─── 格雷厄姆來(lái)了，看他在并肩戰斗社那賣(mài)弄、炫耀的架式，讓大家都來(lái)看見(jiàn)他的新裝。

22、I intend to strike my staff at that small inn. ─── 我打算在那家客棧暫住下來(lái)。

23、The lioness crouched ready to strike . ─── 母獅低伏著(zhù)身子準備攻擊。

24、Note that the definition of an asset is strikingly similar to that of a pattern. ─── 我們注意到，資產(chǎn)的定義和模式的定義是如此的相似。

25、The quagga was a strikingly beautiful variant of the zebra. ─── 白氏斑馬是一種極其美麗的斑馬變種。

26、She was generous, amiable , interesting: she was everything but prudent . The resemblance between her and her mother was strikingly great. ─── 她為人慷慨，和藹可親，也很有趣，可就是一點(diǎn)也不謹慎，與她母親一模一樣。

27、He made a lucky strike and in three months realized a considerable fortune. ─── 他交了好運，三個(gè)月就發(fā)了相當大的一筆財。

28、Strike while the iron is hot is a maxim. ─── 趁熱打鐵是一句格言。

29、Most strikingly, girls were virtually ignored. ─── 最不可思議的是女孩實(shí)際上被忽略了。

30、I hope you will strike up a lasting friendship. ─── 我希望你們將建立起永久的友誼。

31、They were both striking, and strikingly like a luxed-up version of the designer's ready-to-wear. ─── 它們都很惹人注目，惹人注目得就像這位設計師成衣的奢華版。

32、The headmaster failed to strike the right note in his speech on diligence and the lazy pupils continued to idle away their time. ─── 小學(xué)校長(cháng)關(guān)于勤奮的講話(huà)沒(méi)有取得所需要的效果，那些懶惰的學(xué)生照樣把他們的時(shí)間浪費掉。

33、We'll strike London before dark. ─── 天黑前我們可以到達倫敦。

34、It would strike twelve in twenty minutes time. ─── 還有廿分鐘它就該敲十二點(diǎn)了。

35、Hudec's Shanghai buildings are strikingly eclectic. ─── 鄔達克在上海的建筑具有明顯的折衷主義。

36、Measles used to strike four million children a year. ─── 過(guò)去每年有四百萬(wàn)名兒童罹患麻疹。

37、Nuclear binding energies are strikingly high. ─── 原子核的結合能是極大的。

38、Fine clothes added to his strikingly handsome appearance. ─── 華麗的服裝使他那極其英俊的外貌更為增色。

39、The result can wrap itself around an object with a movement that strikingly resembles that of the original. ─── 實(shí)驗結果表明，人造觸手能將一個(gè)物體包裹起來(lái)，其運動(dòng)方式與真章魚(yú)有著(zhù)驚人的相似之處。

40、I was about strike a match when I remembered Tom's warning. ─── 我正要劃火柴就想起了湯姆的警告。

41、I am sure he would never strike a person, except under provocation. ─── 我確信他不會(huì )打人，除非是受到挑釁。

42、Strikingly new, unusual, or different. ─── 新奇的極其新穎的、不平常的或不同的

43、It is possible to strike fire from flint. ─── 火石可以打火。

44、Please strike up a dent in the medal(of a fender). ─── 請在(防護板的)金屬上敲出凹痕。

45、Strikingly appropriate and relevant. ─── 適當的，恰當的極為貼切合適的

46、In one respect, however, the men really were strikingly similar. ─── 然而，在一方面，這些男人的確驚人地相似。

47、His spirits sagged after that strike. ─── 受到打擊后他有點(diǎn)萎靡不振了。

48、Be careful not to strike your head against the mantel. ─── 小心不要使你的頭撞到壁爐架。

49、One can strike out sparks from flint with steel. ─── 用鋼鐵敲打火石，可以打出火花來(lái)。

50、The footballer took a strike at the goal. ─── 那個(gè)足球隊員飛腳射門(mén)。

51、The snake coiled, ready to strike. ─── 蛇盤(pán)起來(lái)準備進(jìn)攻。

52、The hammers strike the piano strings and vibrate them. ─── 音錘敲擊鋼琴的弦并使之震動(dòng)。

53、We must strike a mean and find a house that's not too big or too small. ─── 我們得采取折衷辦法,找一所不太大也不太小的房子。

54、We will strike the town tomorrow. ─── 明天我們將向該城市發(fā)起攻擊。

55、Strike off anything you think superfluous. ─── 你感到多余的東西都劃掉。

56、He would often strike up conversations with complete strangers. ─── 他經(jīng)常與陌生人搭訕。

57、A strikingly attractive or impressive person or thing. ─── 引人注目的人(或物), 或令人印象深刻的人

58、The first strike capacity is intended mainly to intimidate adversaries. ─── 第一次攻擊的武力主要是用來(lái)嚇阻敵方的。

59、He go on hunger strike until the prison authorities allow him to receive mail. ─── 他進(jìn)行絕食斗爭直到監獄當局允許他獲得郵件。

60、A strikingly beautiful youth loved by Aphrodite. ─── 阿多尼斯被阿佛洛狄忒所戀的美少年

61、Strike the iron while it is hot. ─── 趁熱打鐵。

62、In just a few days its root will strike deep into earth. ─── 要不了幾天，它的根就會(huì )深深地扎入土中。

63、Let me strike a hopeful note: this job will not be as difficult as you imagine. ─── 讓我說(shuō)句樂(lè )觀(guān)的話(huà)，這工作不會(huì )像你所想像的那么困難。

64、A last-ditch effort to avert the threatened strike. ─── 為避免這次即將發(fā)生的攻擊所作的拼死的努力

65、The Royal Mint will strike a commemorative gold coin. ─── 英國皇家造幣廠(chǎng)將鑄造一種紀念金幣。

66、I seen such a strikingly beautiful woman! ─── 我很少見(jiàn)過(guò)這樣出眾美麗的女性。

67、Of a strikingly odd or unusual character; strange. ─── 奇怪的:有非常奇異的或不尋常的性質(zhì)的;奇怪的。

68、It is inhuman to strike at helpless people. ─── 傷害無(wú)依無(wú)靠的人是殘酷的。

69、How does a trip to snow mountain strike you? ─── 你覺(jué)得去雪山旅行怎么樣？

70、She has a strikingly elegant and graceful bearing. ─── 她風(fēng)采動(dòng)人。

71、This story may strike a chord for other women in the same situation. ─── 這個(gè)故事會(huì )觸動(dòng)其他與她處境相同的婦女的心弦。

72、She always liked to strike a noble pose. ─── 她總是喜歡擺出一副高貴的樣子。

73、I saw him strike into a bookshop along the road. ─── 我看見(jiàn)他突然拐進(jìn)路旁一家書(shū)店里去了。

74、After a great deal of haggling they managed to strike a bargain. ─── 經(jīng)過(guò)大量的討價(jià)還價(jià)，他們雙方才設法達成了協(xié)議。

75、He talks like a watch which tick away minute, but never strike the hour. ─── 他談得像個(gè)滴滴答答地使時(shí)間一分分消逝而又決不報時(shí)的鐘。

76、These damp matches won't strike. ─── 這些潮濕的火柴劃不著(zhù)。

77、None of us can hope to strike twelve every time. ─── 我們中間誰(shuí)也不能指望回回獲勝。

78、Strike off his name. I refuse to have him as a guest. ─── 將他的名字從名冊中刪掉，我不要他做我的客人。

79、This punch can strike out four moulds at a time. ─── 這臺沖床能一次沖出四只模子。

80、To strike with the beak or a pointed instrument. ─── 啄用嘴巴或尖利的器械擊、刺或啄

81、He made as if to strike her. ─── 他做出要打她的架勢。

82、The commandos made a lightning strike behind enemy lines and destroyed the radar station. ─── 突擊隊員在敵后來(lái)了一個(gè)突然襲擊。摧毀了雷達站。

83、His rudeness provoked me to strike him. ─── 他的粗魯惹得我揍了他。

84、All the prisoners on hunger strike had to be force-fed. ─── 所有絕食的犯人均需強迫進(jìn)食。