strangely

adv.

奇妙地；怪异地；不可思议地；异常的

1. The whole evening seemed strangely unreal.
   整个晚上的事似乎如梦幻般令人生奇。
2. The monotone in which he spoke was strangely soothing
   他说话的调子毫无抑扬顿挫，却有一种奇妙的镇静作用。
3. Strangely, I've never seen that television show before.
   奇怪的是，我以前从来没有看到过那个电视节目。
4. The restaurant is strangely named.
   这餐馆的名字真奇怪。
5. It turned out we'd been at school together,strangely enough.
   不可思议地是,原来我们以前是同学。
6. Strangely enough，the answer to both questions is yes.
   不可思议地是,对两个问题的答案都是是。

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