most notably in发音

意思翻译

尤其是在

相似词语短语

most notably───最突出的；最显著的

notably───adv.显著地；尤其

in most───adj.心底的，内心深处的；最深的

most───adj.大部分的，多数的；最多的；adv.最；非常，极其；最多；几乎；n.大部分，大多数；n.(Most)人名；(德、俄、法、芬、捷、英)莫斯特

in most circle───在大多数圈子里

in most case───在大多数情况下

progressing notably───进展显著

in most cases───大多数情况下; 大凡；大部分情况下

most kids───大多数孩子

双语使用场景

few attempts to replicate Silicon Valley, most notably in Israel, have succeeded.───有些对硅谷的复制企图，以色列最为著名，成功了。

Banks lend money against the collateral of assets, most notably in the form of housing.───银行根据资产抵押借钱出去，特别是以住房的形式。

While in 2009 the bulk of executive recruitment, most notably in the financial sector, was extremely slow, it did not take long to recover.───尽管2009年大部分高管招聘活动（金融业最为明显）极为缓慢，但局面很快就出现复苏。

Pairs lifts differ from dance lifts most notably in that dancers are not allowed to lift their partners above their shoulders.───冰上舞蹈不允许男伴把女伴托举到高于双肩的位置，这是两种托举中最大的不同。

Saudi nationals, the most famous being Osama bin Laden, continue to be implicated in terrorist attacks abroad, most notably in Iraq.───沙特阿拉伯人还继续在国外特别是伊拉克进行恐怖活动，包括广为人知的本-拉登。

It also can run a wide variety of third-party apps. But it has major differences, most notably in size.───不过，GalaxyTab也有不同之处，最显而易见的就是它的尺寸。

The idea of rights, he says, evolved most notably in Europe, though it took a long time for a full panoply of rights to take hold.───福山说，权利的观念，在欧洲发展得最为显著，不过也是经过很长一段时间才发展成为一整套完整的权利法则的。

英语使用场景

Professor Gregory is distinguished for his studies in experimental psychology, most notably in visual perception and the nature of visual illusions.

These are air-borne and are also present in some foods, most notably in eggs.

This applies to many areas in product management , most notably in addressing requests from customers.

This is the chalk of the plains, although it encroaches upon the slopes, most notably in the northern Montagne.

This means that in a world where greenhouse warming is wetting the atmosphere, the lower parts of the atmosphere should warm at a greater rate than the surface, most notably in the tropics.

The 9/11 attacks did lead to some expansion of executive authority, most notably in bypassing procedures set up in 1978 to ensure that electronic surveillance is judicially authorized.