freakishly

基本解释

• adv. 反常地；见异思迁地

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• She's freakishly strong, and she was a fat teenager.
  具有很强的控制欲，她曾是一个肥胖青少年。
• Off the top of my head, I can't tell you many people hit up Facebook daily, but a freakishly high number of people visit the site on their phones everyday.
  我没法随随便便地告诉你每天有多少人上脸书，但每天通过手机访问这个网站的人数出奇地高。
• In Switzerland, itwas mid-June when the freakishly bad weather began — “an almost perpetualrain, ” Mary recalled, with terrific thunderstorms rippling back and forthacross the lake.
  而六月中旬，坏天气也影响到了瑞士，玛丽曾回忆到那永远不会停的雨，以及暴风雨引起日内瓦湖巨大的涟漪。

权威例句

• Freakishly so in 2004, correctly predicting the winner in all 50 states.
  FORBES: Magazine Article
• Without such particles, clouds would be rare: the air would need to be freakishly saturated with water vapour or strangely cold for condensation to occur.
  ECONOMIST: Aerobiology