surprisingly
US /səˈpraɪzɪŋlɪ/
・UK /sə'praɪzɪŋlɪ/
B1 中級
adv.副詞令人驚異地
He is surprisingly relaxed considering he has three final exams tomorrow
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查德孟談「內在的探索」：Google 作者現身說法！ (Chade-Meng Tan: "Search Inside Yourself", Authors at Google)
- second thing it's correlated to is awareness of emotion. A third thing, surprisingly, is
所以，腦島強大的人在這三個維度上都很強。
- And the third thing, surprisingly, is empathy.
一個快樂的世界，這就是我所做的。所以讓我看看。還有幾分鐘。
JENNIE 專訪 Zane Lowe：Ruby 訪談！ (JENNIE: The Ruby Interview with Zane Lowe)
- Well, surprisingly, I still managed to be traveling.
因為這張專輯對你意義重大，我們永遠無法真正理解你經歷過的旅程。
- Well, surprisingly, I still managed to be traveling.
因為我現在快完成我的專輯了，還沒結束喔。
蘋果執行長提姆庫克大談賈伯斯當初是如何招募他到蘋果上班！ (Apple CEO Tim Cook on How Steve Jobs Recruited Him and More | The Job Interview)
- I think math, surprisingly.
我覺得數學，令人驚訝。
- I think math, uh, surprisingly.
你知道，我是一個非常優秀的學生，我喜歡數學。
為什麼我們要花很長時間才能瞭解自己有多糟糕？ (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.
注意到任何一個處於可怕環境中的新人類，比方說，在一個父母暴力、酗酒、虐待或抑鬱的家庭中，它不會像人們想象的那樣，能夠清楚地關注出了什麼問題或哀悼自己的狀況。它只會像我們已經確定的那樣，繼續生活下去。為了做到這一點，它將調用一系列與生俱來的生存技巧。它可能會開始對父母有驚人的好感，認為他們的毆打、自私或羞辱是理所應當的。它可能會不遺餘力地責怪自己，而不是對自己的匱乏表示同情。讓我們記住，當一個人只有五歲，即使大喊大叫也沒人聽的時候，自我同情的意識確實是一件非常危險的事情。否則，他就會通過活動來抵禦絕望，他就
- It may start to think surprisingly well of its parents, declaring them justified in their beatings, selfishness, or humiliations.
【聽Podcast學英文】委內瑞拉選舉大混亂 (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.
這就是 "後起之秀"（upstart），意思是出人意料地迅速變得重要起來。 是以，舉例來說，六個月前它還不存在，但這家新成立的航空公司有可能徹底改變旅遊業。 本期 "從新聞中學習英語 "節目到此結束。
- That was upstart, which means has become important surprisingly quickly.
