notoriously
英音[ nəʊˈtɔːriəsli ] 美音[ noʊˈtɔːriəsli ]

臭名昭著

常用释义

词性释义

adv.

众所周知地，声名狼藉地
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To put a dent in the total number of cats, at least 71 percent of them must be fixed, and they are notoriously hard to catch.
However, that method is notoriously inaccurate and cannot be reliably used for more advanced geolocation services.
Although Britain is indeed a good place to put wind turbines, the wind, like the weather, is notoriously variable.
"We had three centre backs out yesterday but the January market is notoriously difficult in terms of quality players available, " he said.
There are the exact same machines that have always made Slinkys, and number one, as it is called, is still notoriously slow.
Trying to discern an animal's thought processes on the basis of its behaviour is notoriously tricky and subjective at the best of times.
Hmm, that's a bit of a challenge. Sushi is notoriously difficult to pair with wine. Well, let's see. have to be a white wine, of course.
Perhaps not immediately, but a push to open up overseas trading of China's notoriously restricted currency does seem to be underway.
That sounds a bit like the notoriously flimsy defence of "only obeying orders" which goes down especially badly with Germans.
While there, Carrey perfected many characters, most notoriously "Fire Marshal Bill" who always went up in a blaze.
Notoriously, S. & P. gave Lehman Brothers, whose collapse triggered a global panic, an A rating right up to the month of its demise.
More recently, as Lula's energy minister and then chief of staff, she has been a competent manager, though with a notoriously short fuse.
THE points system for skilled migrants that notoriously preferred hairdressers over Harvard scientists is about to be abolished.
He was one of the city's most notoriously ungettable bachelors.
Dubbed "Sister Feng" , she became notoriously famous online for her series of mind blowing comments.
The notoriously ascetic generally personally lambasted European soldiers spotted idling in the garden.
Still, there may be other reasons why football, with its notoriously murky finances, feels more comfortable in the emerging economies.
But Greek tax officials were notoriously easy to bribe with afakelaki (small envelope) of cash.
The invasion of the human rights is notoriously illegal and is always condemned by the people.
China's notoriously foul air isn't just a potential showstopper for next summer's Olympic Games in Beijing.
In Brussels, native English-speakers are notoriously hard for colleagues to understand: they talk too fast, or use obscure idioms.
As a group, Ms Ye and her princeling contemporaries are notoriously shy and almost never speak out in public.
But multithreaded programming is notoriously hard to do correctly, so this limitation is not without a silver lining.
1·Derrida famously, notoriously, said "there is nothing outside the text," right? What he meant by that, of course, is that there's nothing but text.
德里达著名地，恶名昭彰地，说道，文本之外什么都没有“，是吧，当然，他意思就是说，需要考虑的只有文本。”
网络释义

众所周知地

新概念 第三册 ... Lesson 52 Mud is mud 实事求是 notoriously adv. （尤指因坏事）众所周知地 full-time adj. 专职的 ...

臭名昭著地

ReadyWin English ... shoreline n. 海岸线 notoriously adv. 臭名昭著地 unexpected adj. 出乎意料的，意料之外的 ...

声名狼藉地

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恶名昭彰地

星火词网-英语单词查询... ... 6. activist： 积极分子，活动分子。 8. notoriously： 恶名昭彰地。 10. understudy： 预备演员。 ...

臭名昭著的

GRE填空单词_百度文库 ... ostensibly 表面上 notoriously 臭名昭著的 incise 切 ...

出了名地

Argentines Celebrate First Olympic Gold... ... bounce 欢庆 notoriously 出了名地 nocturnal 夜间活动的 ...

声名狼藉的

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同义词
adv.
众所周知地；声名狼藉地；恶名昭彰地
同根词 (词根notorious)
notorious adj 声名狼藉的，臭名昭著的
notoriety n 恶名；声名狼藉；丑名
更新时间：2025-05-06 17:49

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