ridiculously

英 [rɪˈdɪkjələsli]

美 [rɪˈdɪkjələsli]

adv.  荒唐地;荒谬地;可笑地;令人惊奇地

Collins.1 / BNC.14591 / COCA.15081

柯林斯词典

• ADV-GRADED 荒唐地;荒谬地;可笑地;令人惊奇地
  You useridiculouslyto emphasize the fact that you think something is unreasonable or very surprising.
  1. Dena bought rolls of silk that seemed ridiculously cheap...
     德娜买了几卷看起来非常次的丝绸。
  2. She looked ridiculously young to be a mother.
     她作为妈妈实在是太年轻了。

英英释义

adv

• so as to arouse or deserve laughter
  1. her income was laughably small, but she managed to live well
  Synonym:laughablyludicrouslypreposterously

双语例句

• Its ridiculously undervalued currency greatly encouraged exports which appeared cheap to the rest of the world.
  它的货币被荒谬地低估了价值，这极大地刺激了出口，使出口货在世界其他各地显得十分便宜。
• They're ridiculously underpaid, especially as the work is so dangerous.
  他们的报酬低得可笑，而工作却很危险。
• But in Canada, where I grew up, I was ridiculously lucky.
  但是，在加拿大成长的我却幸运地出奇。
• China has a ridiculously high savings ratio so its residents are well equipped to deal with a moderate bubble.
  中国的高利率存款真是可笑，这样以来人们就可以很好地适应中度泡沫了。
• 'Madame,'I went on,'I am grateful that you have forgotten that first meeting, for I behaved quite ridiculously and must surely have seemed very tiresome to you.
  “夫人，”接着我又说，“我很感激您已经忘记了第一次的介绍，因为那时我很可笑，一定惹您生气了。
• Kids 'sports are becoming ridiculously structured and competitive.
  如今的儿童体育比赛正变得超乎寻常地组织严密、竞争激烈。
• He is ridiculously hard-working.
  他勤奋到了离谱的程度。
• The meal was ridiculously expensive.
  这顿饭贵得太离谱了。
• China has begun pumping out more cars and trucks than ever before at ridiculously low prices.
  中国已经开始以前所未有的速度抛掷出更多的汽车和卡车，而它们都有着荒谬的超低价格。
• Men are ridiculously pig-headed and stubborn.
  男人是如此可笑的死脑筋和顽固不化。