famously

Word family (noun) fame (adjective) famed famous infamous (adverb) famously infamously

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfamouslyfa‧mous‧ly /ˈfeɪməsli/ adverb 1 → get on/along famously2 FAMOUSin a way that is famous The trouble with common sense, as Voltaire famously observed, is that it is not very common.Examples from the Corpusfamously• Dorothy and Amelia got on famously.• A policeman famously put his helmet over my chest to protect my modesty.• He is famously reticent in talking about his extraordinary physical ordeal.• His dress is famously unfashionable, his temper famously short, his profanities notoriously rich.

单词	famously
释义	famously Word family (noun) fame (adjective) famed famous infamous (adverb) famously infamously From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfamouslyfa‧mous‧ly /ˈfeɪməsli/ adverb 1 → get on/along famously2 FAMOUSin a way that is famous The trouble with common sense, as Voltaire famously observed, is that it is not very common.Examples from the Corpusfamously• Dorothy and Amelia got on famously.• A policeman famously put his helmet over my chest to protect my modesty.• He is famously reticent in talking about his extraordinary physical ordeal.• His dress is famously unfashionable, his temper famously short, his profanities notoriously rich.
随便看	have its moments have its/your moments have kittens have laughing etc have left have legs have lessons have licked have little patience with have little say in have little/no patience with somebody have luck etc on your side have lunch meal etc have lunch/a meal etc have merit of merit have money to burn have more than one string to your bow have nine lives have no ambition to do have no ambition to do something have no be without parallel have no business doing have no business to do have no business doing no business to do have no business doing something/have no business to do something have no compunction about