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| 释义 | 一反常态 辨形“反”，不能写作“返”。 辨形“反”，不能写作“返”。 法文agir contrairement à ses habitudes 俄文вопреки обыкновениюизменять себе 德文entgegen seiner sonstigen Gepflogenheit zu aller überraschung 反义词 Mr Zogby explained his error by saying he had underestimated turnout among Hispanic voters, which was unusually high this year. Her temper's been very changeable this week so don't annoy her. Mr Bush has been unusually resistant to investing political capital in this particular problem. Today, I had a rare moment of affection for my husband's dog and gave him a tummy rub. He went out of his way to praise Africa’s central banks. He did not look or act like his usual self—his face was very red, his hat was on the back of his head, his hair was wildly rumpled. He did not look or act like his usual self-- his face was very red, his hat was on the back of his head, his hair was wildly rumpled. They are not themselves today. Its fans perversely enjoy the opprobrium it still attracts, as well as its deeply cryptic side. She used to be the most correct person, but then suddenly last year she decided to freak/span> out. Many Americans vociferously opposed sending Mr Megrahi back. In unusually strident language, Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, said it would be“ absolutely wrong” to free him. On the one hand, he argued that the “ safety of the American people” is at stake in this war. On the other, he betrayed his impatience for an exit and fretted confusingly about the cost. It should be noted here that climate change managed to pass last week only because the Republicans, uncharacteristically, did not stick together as they had on the February stimulus bill. The Republicans also increased their majority in Congress that year, going against the historic trend of losses for the party of a sitting president. It was a taunt that the president chose, uncharacteristically, not to dismiss. With the children in bed, if not actually asleepand a bit freaked out by my uncharacteristic generosity, I decided, inexplicably, to take a very hot bath. Uncharacteristic bursts of temper surprised her— he would suddenly unroll a long scroll of contempt for some person, race, class, way of life, way of thinking. Even his vice- president, Joe Biden, who on the campaign trail called Mr Ahmadinejad a“ madman”, “that wacko guy” and “the crazy president”, kept his mouth uncharacteristically shut. |
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