1.非常;格外;极为
2.出乎意料地;异乎寻常地
1.in a way that is unusual and surprises or impresses you
2.used for emphasizing how unusual and surprising or impressive something is
1.Darcy acknowledged, that the partridges were remarkably well done; and I suppose he has two or three French cooks at least.
连达西先生也承认鹧鸪烧得美极了，我看他自己至少用了三个法国厨子呢。
2.Afro-Caribbeans still do remarkably badly, but whites are at the bottom of the pile. All ethnic minority groups do better than them.
非洲-加勒比裔孩子仍然非常糟糕，不过白人却排在最后，所有少数族裔都比白人表现好。
3.A remarkably high proportion of officials now seem to be at it.
现在看来涉嫌于此的官员比例巨大。
4.These students' lives are remarkably devoid of choice and of what might be classified in American high-school culture as "fun. "
这些学生们的生活，完全缺乏自主选择，也没有在美国高中文化中，会被归类为“乐子”的那种东西。
5.His own relation gives us a remarkably objective account of her final attempt.
他自己的叙述非常客观地为我们描绘了她的最后一次尝试。
6.Remarkably, even the South Korean government is seeking to be done with the matter (in which 46 of its sailors were killed).
显而易见的是，甚至在这次事故中丧失了46名士兵的韩国政府也正在迅速了结此事。
7.On the surface, OQL seems remarkably similar to SQL, and thus supposedly just as powerful and easy to use.
表面上看，OQL非常类似于SQL，因此它应该和SQL一样强大并且易于使用。
8.Yet, despite all this gloom and worry, Kenya is a remarkably resilient country with a vast font of untapped energy and creativity.
然而，尽管国家处于一种黑暗与担忧情形之下，肯尼亚还是有着很大的喘气的余地-因为它拥有大量的待开发的能源与独创力。
9.The result of experience shows that this kind of arithmetic is remarkably improved compared with current Maximum Matching arithmetic.
实验结果表明，此算法相对于现有最大匹配分词算法有显著提高。
10.On the face of it, Chinese regulators have had a remarkably light touch.
表面看来，中国的监管机构迄今相当宽松。