unusually high levels of radiation
超高的辐射强度
an unusually cold winter
异常寒冷的冬天
Unusually for him, he wore a tie.
他破例打了一条领带。
1.非常;显著地
2.不寻常地;特别地
1.extremely, used for emphasizing that something is not what you would normally expect
2.in a way that is not usual or typical
1.It has developed lithium-ion batteries that are unusually cheap and easy to make.
它研发的锂离子电池（注），不但非常便宜而且易于生产；
2.Sands, in a report in Fate Magazine, noted what seemed like an unusually large number of strange accidents in that region.
在命运杂志中的一项报告中，着重指出了在那个区域中像有不寻常的大量奇怪的意外事件存在。
3.Doctors say they do not know if this unusually early flu season has peaked yet, or if this year's outbreak will get worse.
医生说，现在还很难说当前这个早得不同寻常的流感季节是否已经过了高峰期，或者今年的疫情是否会变得更为糟糕。
4.All the next day he felt unusually depressed and sat about as much as possible, to the irritation of those who admired energy in others.
第二天一整天，他觉得异常的情绪低落，于是尽量地闲坐在一边，惹得那些喜欢别人精力充沛的人很不高兴。
5.An unusually personal ( "very difficult" ) television interview on February 14th seems to have done him some good in the polls.
2月14日，一次不同寻常私人的（非常艰难）电视采访，看起来对他争取选票起到了作用。
6.You made room for me but it's too soon to see if I'm happy in your hands. I'm unusually hard to hold on to.
你为我腾出空间，但你很快就要看我是否在你的手里很高兴。我很少难于坚持。
7.It occurred to him that the fortress seemed unusually deserted, but he barely gave it a second thought.
爱克西多突然意识到堡垒看起来空寂得不寻常，但他也没有更深入地去想。
8.The lady, I surmised, would have been unusually good-looking had her features not been clouded by an expression of keen worry and fatigue.
那位夫人，如果脸色不显得万分忧虑和疲惫的话，我猜她的容貌会异乎寻常地美丽。
9.One of the greatest Hollywood film stars was traveling, unusually, not to be seen but so she could see others.
这位好莱坞最优秀的影星之一以一种不同以往的方式旅行，此次不是为了让别人看到，而是她去看别人。
10.She was petite2 and looked younger than her age, unusually pale but there was some glowing in her small eyes.
身形纤小的她看起来比实际年龄还要小，脸色不同寻常地苍白，可她小小的眼睛里却闪烁着光芒。