Definition of mysteriously in English:

mysteriously

adverb mɪˈstɪərɪəsli

1In a way that is difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify.
her boyfriend mysteriously disappeared
the radio went mysteriously quiet
Example sentencesExamples
- He has been mysteriously silent on the subject of privatization.
- Then one day, many months after they've written the code, the program crashes mysteriously.
- He died mysteriously in 1849 at the age of 40.
- Computers are fallible; some of the computer voting machines in this election failed mysteriously and irrecoverably.
- Not only had they appeared mysteriously, but the caterpillars vanished equally suddenly.
- During his first period in Spain he fell seriously and mysteriously ill, and spent some time in hospital.
- Along the rocky paths Buddhist monks appear like ghosts and vanish mysteriously into the trees.
- The cost of taking part in these schemes is always mysteriously absent from the initial marketing blurb.
- This turned out to be right, unless you think that every opinion poll has been mysteriously and inexplicably wrong.
- His last wife mysteriously drowned in an empty bathtub three years ago.
1. 1.1 In a deliberately enigmatic manner.
  my wife just smiled mysteriously and refused to tell me what she had in mind
  Example sentencesExamples
  "There's more to come yet," he said mysteriously.
  A guy known mysteriously as "GST" e-mailed me about my article.
  I imagined myself in a flowing green gown, hiding mysteriously behind a feathered mask.
  The poem is often regarded as one of the most intensely if mysteriously beautiful of Shakespeare's works.
  Turning around, Kim faced Alan, grinning mysteriously.
  "I want many things but I doubt this coffee store could give them to me," Hyde replied mysteriously.
  In a recent interview, he spoke mysteriously of a yet-to-be-unveiled project he calls the "life box".
  "Oh, I wouldn't say that," Anna replied mysteriously.
  He declared mysteriously that he would like Nick to meet with Jordan to discuss a certain matter.
  "And I've got just the thing to distract him," she finished mysteriously.

Definition of mysteriously in US English:

mysteriously

adverbməˈstirēəslē

1In a way that is difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify.
her boyfriend mysteriously disappeared
the radio went mysteriously quiet
Example sentencesExamples
- He died mysteriously in 1849 at the age of 40.
- His last wife mysteriously drowned in an empty bathtub three years ago.
- During his first period in Spain he fell seriously and mysteriously ill, and spent some time in hospital.
- Then one day, many months after they've written the code, the program crashes mysteriously.
- Computers are fallible; some of the computer voting machines in this election failed mysteriously and irrecoverably.
- This turned out to be right, unless you think that every opinion poll has been mysteriously and inexplicably wrong.
- Along the rocky paths Buddhist monks appear like ghosts and vanish mysteriously into the trees.
- Not only had they appeared mysteriously, but the caterpillars vanished equally suddenly.
- The cost of taking part in these schemes is always mysteriously absent from the initial marketing blurb.
- He has been mysteriously silent on the subject of privatization.
1. 1.1 In a deliberately enigmatic manner.
  my wife just smiled mysteriously and refused to tell me what she had in mind
  Example sentencesExamples
  Turning around, Kim faced Alan, grinning mysteriously.
  The poem is often regarded as one of the most intensely if mysteriously beautiful of Shakespeare's works.
  "I want many things but I doubt this coffee store could give them to me," Hyde replied mysteriously.
  I imagined myself in a flowing green gown, hiding mysteriously behind a feathered mask.
  "There's more to come yet," he said mysteriously.
  In a recent interview, he spoke mysteriously of a yet-to-be-unveiled project he calls the "life box".
  "Oh, I wouldn't say that," Anna replied mysteriously.
  "And I've got just the thing to distract him," she finished mysteriously.
  A guy known mysteriously as "GST" e-mailed me about my article.
  He declared mysteriously that he would like Nick to meet with Jordan to discuss a certain matter.

单词	mysteriously
释义	Definition of mysteriously in English: mysteriously adverb mɪˈstɪərɪəsli 1In a way that is difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify. her boyfriend mysteriously disappeared the radio went mysteriously quiet Example sentencesExamples He has been mysteriously silent on the subject of privatization. Then one day, many months after they've written the code, the program crashes mysteriously. He died mysteriously in 1849 at the age of 40. Computers are fallible; some of the computer voting machines in this election failed mysteriously and irrecoverably. Not only had they appeared mysteriously, but the caterpillars vanished equally suddenly. During his first period in Spain he fell seriously and mysteriously ill, and spent some time in hospital. Along the rocky paths Buddhist monks appear like ghosts and vanish mysteriously into the trees. The cost of taking part in these schemes is always mysteriously absent from the initial marketing blurb. This turned out to be right, unless you think that every opinion poll has been mysteriously and inexplicably wrong. His last wife mysteriously drowned in an empty bathtub three years ago. 1.1 In a deliberately enigmatic manner. my wife just smiled mysteriously and refused to tell me what she had in mind Example sentencesExamples "There's more to come yet," he said mysteriously. A guy known mysteriously as "GST" e-mailed me about my article. I imagined myself in a flowing green gown, hiding mysteriously behind a feathered mask. The poem is often regarded as one of the most intensely if mysteriously beautiful of Shakespeare's works. Turning around, Kim faced Alan, grinning mysteriously. "I want many things but I doubt this coffee store could give them to me," Hyde replied mysteriously. In a recent interview, he spoke mysteriously of a yet-to-be-unveiled project he calls the "life box". "Oh, I wouldn't say that," Anna replied mysteriously. He declared mysteriously that he would like Nick to meet with Jordan to discuss a certain matter. "And I've got just the thing to distract him," she finished mysteriously. Definition of mysteriously in US English: mysteriously adverbməˈstirēəslē 1In a way that is difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify. her boyfriend mysteriously disappeared the radio went mysteriously quiet Example sentencesExamples He died mysteriously in 1849 at the age of 40. His last wife mysteriously drowned in an empty bathtub three years ago. During his first period in Spain he fell seriously and mysteriously ill, and spent some time in hospital. Then one day, many months after they've written the code, the program crashes mysteriously. Computers are fallible; some of the computer voting machines in this election failed mysteriously and irrecoverably. This turned out to be right, unless you think that every opinion poll has been mysteriously and inexplicably wrong. Along the rocky paths Buddhist monks appear like ghosts and vanish mysteriously into the trees. Not only had they appeared mysteriously, but the caterpillars vanished equally suddenly. The cost of taking part in these schemes is always mysteriously absent from the initial marketing blurb. He has been mysteriously silent on the subject of privatization. 1.1 In a deliberately enigmatic manner. my wife just smiled mysteriously and refused to tell me what she had in mind Example sentencesExamples Turning around, Kim faced Alan, grinning mysteriously. The poem is often regarded as one of the most intensely if mysteriously beautiful of Shakespeare's works. "I want many things but I doubt this coffee store could give them to me," Hyde replied mysteriously. I imagined myself in a flowing green gown, hiding mysteriously behind a feathered mask. "There's more to come yet," he said mysteriously. In a recent interview, he spoke mysteriously of a yet-to-be-unveiled project he calls the "life box". "Oh, I wouldn't say that," Anna replied mysteriously. "And I've got just the thing to distract him," she finished mysteriously. A guy known mysteriously as "GST" e-mailed me about my article. He declared mysteriously that he would like Nick to meet with Jordan to discuss a certain matter.
随便看	on loan on loan onlook onlooker onlookers onlooking onlooking only only a only begetter only-begotten only child only-childism (only) have eyes for only have eyes for (only) have eyes for only just only just onlyness only now only now and then only occasionally only one left only-only only possible