spectacularly
spectacularly 英 [spekˈtækjʊlə(r)li] 美 [spɛkˈtækjəlɚli]
adv. 壮观地；引人注目地
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- adv. 壮观地；引人注目地
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1. Some of these private companies have been spectacularly successful. You may not have heard of them, but they are big. Really big.
有些私企已经引人注目地成功了。也许你还未曾听说过他们，但他们都很大，货真价实地大。
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2. This book spectacularly humanises him, showing how he was driven by the great moral cause of his day: opposition to slavery.
本书引人入胜地使他充满人情味，表现他如何在他的时代的伟大的道德事业推动下：反对奴隶制。
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3. However, he does not fully acknowledge that some problems do, in fact, require government intervention—especially because markets themselves can sometimes fail spectacularly.
然而，作者未能完全承认一些问题的解决事实上需要政府干预———尤其是在市场失灵表现得过于“离谱”之际。
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