notably

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no·ta·bly /ˈnəʊtəbli/ W3 adverbadv

1 ESPECIALLYused to say that a person or thing is a typical example or the most important example of something 格外地；特别地 SYN especially, in particular

Some early doctors, notably Hippocrates, thought that diet was important.

早期的一些醫生，尤其是希波克拉底，認爲飲食很重要。

2 NOTICE formal in a way that is clearly different, important, or unusual 明顯地，顯著地 SYN significantly

Emigration has notably increased over the past five years.

在過去五年中，移居國外的人明顯增加。

Notably absent from his statement was any hint of an apology.

他的話裏顯然沒有絲毫道歉的意思。

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notably• All recipes have been time and taste tested, most notably by her discriminating and diabetic husband.• He got his big nose broken for his trouble and the guy he helped wasn't notably grateful.• Some early doctors, notably Hippocrates, thought that diet and hygiene were important.• The project engineering department's own efficiency has been closely examined and, consequently, notably improved over the past year.• Elsewhere in the Asia/Pacific region, depressed economic conditions have in the main continued, notably in Australasia.• The congress was characterized by frank admissions of past failings, notably in the economic sphere.• Mostly, they must rely on accidents of geography, notably inner-city concentration.• A number of respected philosophers, most notably Leibniz, criticized Newton's theories.• The use of illegal drugs - notably marijuana - has increased in recent years.• There are lots of wonderful musical settings of her grief and rage at this point, notably one by Monteverdi.• The project has been notably successful.• As a printer Richardson was notably successful.

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