surprisingly
US /səˈpraɪzɪŋlɪ/
・UK /sə'praɪzɪŋlɪ/
B1 中級
adv.副詞驚くほど
He is surprisingly relaxed considering he has three final exams tomorrow
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ベネズエラ選挙の混乱：BBCラーニングイングリッシュ ニュースより (Venezuela election chaos: BBC Learning English from the News)
- That was upstart, which means has become important surprisingly quickly. So, for example, six months ago it didn't exist, but this upstart airline threatens to revolutionise the travel industry. That's it for this episode of Learning English from the News.
つまり、驚くほど早く重要な存在になったということだ。 例えば、6ヶ月前には存在しなかったが、この新興航空会社は旅行業界に革命を起こす恐れがある。 今回の「ニュースから英語を学ぶ」は以上です。
- That was upstart, which means has become important surprisingly quickly.
ビル・ゲイツ、エネルギーについて語る：ゼロへの革新！ (中英字幕) (Bill Gates 比爾蓋茲談能源：至零方休的革新！ (中英雙字幕))
- Nathan Mirabald and I actually are backing a company that, perhaps surprisingly, is actually taking the nuclear approach.
その完全なパーセンテージまで引き上げることは非常に困難でしょう。
- Nathan Mirabeld and I actually are backing a company that, perhaps surprisingly, is actually taking the nuclear approach.
その完全なパーセンテージまで引き上げることは非常に困難でしょう。
女性が初めてスティレットを履く (Women Wear Stilettos For The First Time)
- That was surprisingly way more fun than I anticipated it being.
- スキニージーンズを初めて履いた時のことを思い出すと、
- That was surprisingly way more fun than I anticipated it being.
- スキニージーンズを初めて履いた時のことを思い出すと、
TCSロンドンマラソンを走りますか？ 6つ星フィニッシャー2名から専門家のアドバイスを得ましょう (Running the TCS London Marathon? Get expert advice from two Six Star Finishers)
- Surprisingly, I still remember that.
それが正確な26.2マイル、つまり42.195キロメートルになります。
- Surprisingly, I still remember that.
驚くべきことに、私はまだそれを覚えています。
食べ過ぎ注意！休暇中も運動すべき理由とは
- And not surprisingly, even short-term periods of overeating and inactivity can have negative effects on your blood sugar and metabolism.
エッグノッグをたっぷり飲んで、何もせずに過ごせるのが最高ですよね。
- And not surprisingly, even short-term periods of overeating and inactivity can have negative effects on your blood sugar and metabolism.
エッグノッグをたっぷり飲んで、何もせずに過ごせるのが最高ですよね。
なぜ自分がどれほど体調が悪いのかを理解するのに時間がかかるのか (Why It Can Take Us So Long to Understand How Unwell We Are)
- Notice any new human in a terrible circumstance, let's say in a home with a violent or alcoholic parent or an abusive or depressed one, and it won't, as one might imagine it could, be able to focus clearly on what's gone wrong or mourn its condition. It will simply, as we've ascertained it must, keep going. In order to do this, it will call upon a range of innate survival techniques. It may start to think surprisingly well of its parents, declaring them justified in their beatings, selfishness or humiliations. It might assiduously blame itself rather than sparing any pity for its own deprivations. Let's remember that a sense of self-compassion can be a very dangerous thing indeed when one is five years old and no one would listen even if one yelled. Or else it will ward off despair through activity, it will overachieve at school or break windows or become obsessed with drugs or sport or politics – anything not to have to listen to the buzz inside. The benighted child can't look back, it can't glance down, it must simply stare ahead at the main goal – survival.
例えば、暴力的な親やアルコール依存症の親、虐待や鬱病の親がいる家庭など、ひどい状況に置かれた新米人間は、想像できるかもしれないが、何が間違っているかに明確に集中したり、自分の状況を嘆いたりすることはできない。ただ、私たちが確認したように、前進し続けるだけなのだ。そのためには、生来備わっているさまざまなサバイバル技術を駆使する。両親のことを驚くほど良く思い始め、殴られたり、わがままを言ったり、屈辱を受けたりしても、それを正当化すると宣言するかもしれない。自分の困窮を憐れむよりも、むしろ自分自身をひたすら責め
- It may start to think surprisingly well of its parents, declaring them justified in their beatings, selfishness, or humiliations.
