phenomenally
phenomenally — 副詞
1. to a degree that is much higher, better, or stronger than people would normally
非常；驚人地
程度高得出乎意料
to a degree that is much higher, better, or stronger than people would normally expect.
The small cafe grew phenomenally fast after Nora's video went online.
那間小咖啡館在 Nora 的影片上線後成長得非常快。
phenomenally + fast for surprising growth
Leo's tomatoes did phenomenally well during the hottest weeks of July.
Leo 的番茄在七月最熱的幾週裡長得非常好。
common phrase: do phenomenally well
Ticket prices were phenomenally high once the final concert sold out.
最後那場演唱會售罄後，票價高得驚人。
phenomenally + adjective
The school team performed phenomenally in the Taipei youth finals.
那支校隊在台北青年決賽中表現得非常出色。
Ava's new phone camera works phenomenally well in low light.
Ava 新手機的相機在低光環境下表現得非常好。
phenomenally well after action verbs
- phenomenally well
- phenomenally fast
- phenomenally high
- phenomenally successful
- extremely
the most neutral high-degree adverb, without the same sense of surprise
- exceptionally
often sounds more formal and measured
- remarkably
highlights that something stands out or is noticeable
- amazingly
more emotional and common in conversation
- slightly
shows only a small degree
- moderately
shows a middle rather than extreme degree
文法句型
phenomenally + adjective
phenomenally + adverb
verb + phenomenally
verb + phenomenally well
用法筆記
Often placed before adjectives, adverbs, and performance verbs to show a result far above the usual level. Compared with plain 'very' or 'extremely', it more often suggests that the speaker finds the degree impressive or unexpected.
常見錯誤
同根字
- phenomenal形容詞C1
- phenomenon名詞C1
常見搭配
常用片語
- phenomenally well
- phenomenally fast
- phenomenally high
- phenomenally successful