Distinctly
英音[ dɪˈstɪŋktli ] 美音[ dɪˈstɪŋktli ]

很

常用释义

词性释义

adv.

清楚地，明白地；明显地；非常，很
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Scott put a pillow over his head, but still he heard it distinctly, tip tip tip, as though it came from inside his skull.
Teenagers are distinctly unrealistic about how much they will earn as an adult, a study has found.
He turned his head, the street was deserted, there was not a soul in it, it was broad daylight, and yet he distinctly heard voices.
He said: "No, not this time; but I'll tell you what, I distinctly smell dry rot. "
We were trying to deliver a "campaign" with a distinctly different feel from that of normal RTS missions.
As a result, by the beginning of the 20th century the outlines of a distinctly new poetic tradition were clear to see.
The centre resembles a spaceship, giving it a distinctly alien presence in the heart of Beijing.
Upon implementation of these plans, distinctly lessened depression and anxiety, and distinctly improved coping abilities were all noted.
These, perhaps, if more distinctly heard, might have been only a grosser medium, and have clogged the spiritual sense.
Amanda: (to Phoebe) No I distinctly remember you were dodging her (points at Monica) calls and trying to avoid seeing her.
It would be difficult to say: I could not then distinctly say it to myself; yet I had a reason, and a logical, natural reason too.
She was a woman who, one felt, had never been handsome, but now, in middle age, was of distinctly prepossessing appearance.
But each device requires that its phone list be in a particular format, each with its own distinctly formatted contact list or phone book.
Many have tried, but Paul did not attempt to set a date, something Christ distinctly forbade.
Even if it can produce a distinctly different product, however, Ask is about to face one of its biggest challenges.
It is often confused with transvestitism, even though the two are distinctly different.
Right now, it doesn't seem so ridiculous to ask whether 2008 will come to be seen as the first year of a distinctly non-American century.
Tommy Haas would have had cause to feel distinctly queasy had he taken a look at them before his semi-final at Wimbledon this afternoon.
The sky was horribly dark, but one could distinctly see tattered clouds, and between them fathomless black patches.
Foreign players with a distinctly different football cultural upbringing may take a while to settle into playing a different style of play.
Some ministers, he says, have given it a distinctly "mixed" reception.
This is one of those words that make English sound distinctly American. British people do not use this word nearly as much as Americans do.
网络释义

清楚地

考博英语词汇 ... distinct a． 不同的,有差别的 distinctly ad. 显然，清楚地 distinguish vi． 区别；辨别 ...

显然

考博英语词汇 ... distinct a． 不同的,有差别的 distinctly ad. 显然，清楚地 distinguish vi． 区别；辨别 ...

历历

历字的解释---在线新华字典 ... 历久〖 lastlong;throughorformanyyears〗 历历〖 distinctly;clearly〗 历历可数〖 clearlycount〗 ...

明显地

普通英汉小词典_翻译家(Fanyijia.com) ... distinctive 独特的 distinctly 明显地 distinguish 区别 ...

清晰地

张剑1986-1999年真题解析 - 英语 考研论坛 ... Noticeably 显著地，显而易见地 Distinctly 清晰地，明显地 Notably 尤其，非常 ...

明确地

紫澜剑_新浪博客 ... celestial 天上的 distinctly 明确地 religious 宗教的 ...

明显的

英语笔记2010.10.08 ... constitution 宪法 distinctly 明显的 curtailed 省略 ...
常用短语
distinctly important
distinctly important - 非常重要的；极为重要的
adv.+v.
adv.
同义词
adv.
同根词 (词根distinct)
distinct adj 明显的；独特的；清楚的；有区别的
distinctness n 不同；明显；有特殊性
更新时间：2025-05-02 00:45

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