英语词汇“impossibly”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

impossibly

/ɪmˈpɒsɪbli

adverb

1 [as submodifier] So as to be impossible: every task seemed impossibly difficult...

You met… and still meet most all of my impossibly high standards, except for the big one: You aren't interested in me in return.
Industrial production possibilities and new technologies is a major, some would say impossibly difficult, task.
It's an impossibly demanding task that results in an immediate, gripping drama - but one that, regrettably, falls apart upon reflection.

1.1 [sentence adverb] Used to describe an event or action that is so difficult or unlikely one would not expect it to be possible: he held her and, impossibly, she fell asleep...

But images of Irvine impossibly and implausibly running the ball from deep and kicking unlikely goals from halfway will remain in the memory.
Something akin to rain was falling over her awareness, silver rain that was illuminated impossibly against the darkness as it was unleashed.

2 [as submodifier] Possessing the specified quality to an unbelievably high degree: her impossibly blonde hair...

Certainly as a work of fiction this series could be easily dismissed as impossibly cute and unbelievable.
And here's the impossibly blond and blue-eyed sweet boy, aged maybe five, standing in front of a Christmas tree.
Viewed through 21 st-century eyes, the political landscape Macmillan describes seems almost impossibly genteel and good-natured.

单词	impossibly
释义	impossibly /ɪmˈpɒsɪbli / adverb 1 [as submodifier] So as to be impossible: every task seemed impossibly difficult... You met… and still meet most all of my impossibly high standards, except for the big one: You aren't interested in me in return. Industrial production possibilities and new technologies is a major, some would say impossibly difficult, task. It's an impossibly demanding task that results in an immediate, gripping drama - but one that, regrettably, falls apart upon reflection. 1.1 [sentence adverb] Used to describe an event or action that is so difficult or unlikely one would not expect it to be possible: he held her and, impossibly, she fell asleep... But images of Irvine impossibly and implausibly running the ball from deep and kicking unlikely goals from halfway will remain in the memory. Something akin to rain was falling over her awareness, silver rain that was illuminated impossibly against the darkness as it was unleashed. 2 [as submodifier] Possessing the specified quality to an unbelievably high degree: her impossibly blonde hair... Certainly as a work of fiction this series could be easily dismissed as impossibly cute and unbelievable. And here's the impossibly blond and blue-eyed sweet boy, aged maybe five, standing in front of a Christmas tree. Viewed through 21 st-century eyes, the political landscape Macmillan describes seems almost impossibly genteel and good-natured.
随便看	have got have-got have (got) a good head on one's shoulders have (got) another think coming have got it bad (or badly) have (got) it in for have (got) it in one (to do something) have (got) it made have (got) no idea have (got) nothing on have (got) someone's back have (got) something on have (got) something on the brain have (got) something to oneself have (got) —— to do with have had a drop too much have had a good innings have had it have had it up to here have had one's chips have had one's (or its) day have it have it away (on one's toes) have it away (or off) have it both ways