unusual

美音：[ʌn'juʒuəl] 英音：[ʌn'juːʒʊəl]

简单释义：

adj.特别的；不寻常的；罕见的；独特的

网络不平常的；异常的；不正常

完整释义：

adj.

1.不正常的,不寻常的;不太平常,异乎寻常的
2.异常的
3.特殊,特别;别致
4.古怪的,奇特的,奇异的
5.难得的,非凡的,与众不同,超尘拔俗
6.罕见;蹊跷;令人惊奇的
7.罕见的
8.例外的;奇异的
9.不常见的,不普通的,难得的
10.不平常;稀有

例句：

Television has always been unusual in deriving so much of its revenue from something that annoys its customers.
电视行业从那些烦扰观众的广告中获取太多的资金是不正常的。
The new year open out with various of these spectacular shot from the most expected & unusual calender.
新的一年开出与这些来自最不寻常的日历壮观的预期及各种镜头。
I could see from the way Fillmore looked at her that she must have given an unusual performance and I began to feel lecherous myself.
从菲尔莫望着黑女人的样子我就可看出她一定身手不凡，于是自己也感到欲火中烧。
The unusual cold might have been driven at least partly by the Arctic Oscillation (AO).
这不寻常寒冷的一部分原因可能由于是北极涛动（AO）。
Dilma Rousseff, though, has two very unusual names, both of similar lengths, either of which could have been used as a tag.
虽然，DilmaRousseff的姓氏和名字都很少见，而且姓名长度差不多，都可以用来当作竞选招牌。
But she said that such a "huge, huge piece of ice . . . is very unusual" .
但是她说如此“巨大的冰块。。。是很不寻常的”。
His success was the result of his unusual combination of technical smarts, strategic vision, flair for design and sheer force of character.
他的成就源于他在技术才能、战略远见、设计天赋以及纯粹的性格力量方面的非凡结合。
Some have expressed concern that the unusual nature of this election might hamper the next president in the conduct of his office.
有些人担心这次特别的选举，会对下届总统推行政务造成不利的影响。

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