prodigiously

基本解释

• adv.巨大地；異常地；大得令人驚歎地

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• I am prodigiously proud of him.
  我真爲他感到莫大的驕傲。
• Capitalism has been described as a process of creative destruction, and no-one can deny that it has been prodigiously productive.
  資本主義被描述爲一個創造性破壞的過程，沒有人能否認它有巨大的生産力。
• Much depends on the Afghan army and police. They have recruited prodigiously, and NATO countries have spent much on their training. Yet discipline is poor, and the attrition rate high.
  儅然這要看阿富汗軍隊和警方的實力，他們已經大量招收人員，北約軍隊負責訓練，但軍隊紀律渙散，裁員率高。

權威例句

• They have run dreadful governments in India's most populous state and are prodigiously corrupt.
  ECONOMIST: India's languishing countryside
• The softer sort of Protestants have not been breeding as prodigiously as evangelicals have.
  ECONOMIST: Well, it does exist—but not in an organised way
• She ate prodigiously as a child, but so did her equally tall sisters.
  ECONOMIST: Julia Child, cookery teacher, died on August 13th, aged 91

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词组短语

短語

• yawn prodigiously 驚人地打著呵欠
• prodigiously deep 深奧異常地
• prepare prodigiously 奇妙地準備
• lie prodigiously 說謊說得天花亂墜
• open prodigiously 奇妙地開設

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