recognisably

IPA/ˈrek.əɡ.naɪ.zə.bli/
IPA/ˈrek.əɡ.naɪ.zə.bli/

recognisably — 副詞

1. so that people can easily know or identify who or what a person or thing is, bec

1.副詞B2
釋義

可辨認地

以容易被人認出的方式

so that people can easily know or identify who or what a person or thing is, because of a clear or noticeable quality

例句

Even after forty years in Canada, Sven's voice was recognisably the same on the phone.

即使在加拿大住了四十年，Sven 的聲音在電話裡聽起來仍然可辨認地和從前一樣。

recognisably + the same — emphasises continuity over time

The old town square is still recognisably the place Valentina remembered from her childhood.

那座舊城廣場仍然可辨認地是 Valentina 記憶中小時候的那個地方。

still recognisably — used with 'still' for surviving features

同義詞
  • noticeably

    focuses on being easily seen or noticed, without implying prior familiarity

  • distinctively

    focuses on features that set something apart from others

  • perceptibly

    more formal; emphasises that a difference can be detected by the senses

  • identifiably

    very close in meaning; focuses on being able to put a name to what is seen or heard

反義詞

文法句型

recognisably + adjective

recognisably + the same [noun]

用法筆記

Frequently used before adjectives of nationality or before 'the same' to highlight a quality that has survived change or distance. The negative form 'unrecognisably' is also common.

常見錯誤

❌She looks recognisable different from her sister.
✅She looks recognisably different from her sister.
💡'recognisable' is an adjective; the adverb 'recognisably' is needed to modify the adjective 'different'.
❌His handwriting is recognisably.
✅His handwriting is recognisably the same as it was at school.
💡'recognisably' needs a word to modify; it cannot be the sole complement of a linking verb.