remarkable

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remarkable — 形容詞

  • remarkablepositive
  • more remarkablecomparative
  • most remarkablesuperlative

1. used to describe something very unusual, impressive, or interesting — so differe

1.形容詞B2
釋義

非凡的

非常特別、引人注意的

used to describe something very unusual, impressive, or interesting — so different from the ordinary that people cannot help but notice it or feel surprised by it

例句

Gabriel made a remarkable recovery after his heart surgery last spring.

Gabriel 去年春天接受心臟手術後，恢復情況非常驚人。

collocation: remarkable + recovery

It is remarkable that the old stone bridge has stood there for over two hundred years.

那座古老的石橋已經在那裡矗立了兩百多年，真是了不起。

grammar pattern: it is remarkable that + clause

常見搭配
  • remarkable achievement
  • remarkable recovery
  • remarkable change
  • remarkable feat
  • remarkable improvement
  • remarkable ability
  • remarkable talent
  • remarkable success
同義詞
  • extraordinary

    stronger than 'remarkable'; suggests something far beyond what is normal or expected

  • outstanding

    focuses on excellence and high quality, used mainly in positive contexts such as performance or achievement

  • notable

    more neutral than 'remarkable'; simply means worthy of being noticed or recorded

  • striking

    emphasizes immediate visual or sensory impact — something that catches the eye or mind sharply

反義詞
  • ordinary

    describes something normal, expected, and not worth special notice

  • unremarkable

    the direct opposite; not interesting or unusual in any way

文法句型

remarkable + noun

be + remarkable

it is remarkable that + clause

find + object + remarkable

what is remarkable about X is that + clause

用法筆記

Commonly appears in positive contexts, though it can also describe something surprisingly unusual in a neutral way. The that-clause pattern (It is remarkable that…) is slightly more formal than using a direct noun collocation (a remarkable achievement).

常見錯誤

The weather was remarkable yesterday' (for a normal sunny day).
The weather was remarkable yesterday
the sky turned green before the storm.' — 'remarkable' is a strong word for truly unusual events, not everyday occurrences.
I had a remarkable sandwich for lunch.
The chef prepared a remarkable dish with flavors I had never tasted.
Using 'remarkable' for ordinary items sounds exaggerated; save it for things that genuinely stand out.

同根字

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • a remarkable thing
  • a remarkable feature
  • a remarkable quality
  • a remarkable fact

副詞搭配

  • truly remarkable
  • absolutely remarkable
  • quite remarkable
  • particularly remarkable
  • especially remarkable
  • most remarkable
  • genuinely remarkable

常用片語

  • it is remarkable that
  • what is remarkable about... is
  • find it remarkable that
  • nothing remarkable

介系詞搭配

  • remarkable for (its beauty, its size, its simplicity)
  • remarkable in (many ways, several respects)