memorably
memorably ['mɛmərəbli]
adv. 难忘地；明确地；显著地
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- adv. 难忘地；明确地；显著地
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1. As Winston Churchill so memorably put it: “When you have to kill a man, it costs nothing to be polite.
正如温斯顿.丘吉尔如此明确地指出：“当你必须杀一个人时，礼貌一点是不用花费什么的。”
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2. Mr Berlusconi's mastership of the public gaffe has also been extended to President Obama, whom he memorably described as "young, handsome and tanned".
贝卢斯科尼一向“语出惊人”，就连奥巴马也难逃他的“毒舌”，他曾评价奥巴马“年轻、帅气、皮肤黝黑”，这一评价实在令人“难忘”。
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3. A memorably moment in your life, events with family or friends, and other similar kinds of situations also get stored in long-term memory.
生活中值得铭记的时刻，与家人或朋友呆一起发生的事件，还有其他相似的情况也会被储存到长期记忆中。
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