Remarkable Meaning in English
word
/ɹiˈmɑɹkəbəɫ/
ri-MAR-kuh-buhl
/ɹɪmˈɑːkəbəl/
ri-MAH-kuh-buhl
释义
Something remarkable is unusual, impressive, or worthy of attention. It can describe a person, achievement, change, or quality that stands out clearly from others.
用法与细微差别
Common in both everyday and formal English. Often appears before nouns like 'progress', 'ability', 'achievement', and 'recovery'. Stronger and more positive than 'interesting'; it usually suggests real admiration or surprise.
Spanish: notable - extraordinarioPortuguese (BR): notável - extraordinárioPortuguese (PT): notável - extraordinárioChinese (Simplified): 非凡的 - 值得注意的Chinese (Traditional): 非凡的 - 值得注意的Hindi: उल्लेखनीय - असाधारणArabic: ملحوظ - استثنائيBengali: অসাধারণ - উল্লেখযোগ্যRussian: замечательный - выдающийсяJapanese: 顕著な - 並外れたVietnamese: đáng chú ý - nổi bậtKorean: 눈에 띄는 - 뛰어난Turkish: dikkate değer - olağanüstüUrdu: قابلِ ذکر - غیر معمولیIndonesian: luar biasa - menonjol
例句
She made remarkable progress in just two weeks.
basic
The baby has a remarkable memory for songs.
basic
It was a remarkable day for the whole team.
basic
Her recovery after the accident was truly remarkable.
natural
What’s remarkable is how calm he stayed under pressure.
natural
They did a remarkable job turning that old house into a home.
natural