notably

notably

英汉词典

形容词： 1. 显著的，特别引人注意的

名词： 1. 著名人士，尤其是作家或演员

词语辨析

notably, notably, particularly, specially, especially

这些词都可用来表示强调，但用法有所不同。notably用于正式文体，也可用于口语，表示明显的、显著的，特别是在列举时；notably也可表示“尤其是”；particularly用于口语和书面语，用以表示特定的人或事物；specially用于口语和书面语，表示特别、专门或专门设计的；especially用于口语和书面语，表示特别、尤其是。

词汇扩充

同义词：remarkably, significantly, outstandingly

反义词：unremarkably, insignificantly

柯林斯词典

notably: You use notably to specify an important item of information or quality, or to give an example of what you are talking about.

牛津词典

notably: Used to emphasize a particular feature of something.

用法

1. She was a successful businesswoman, notably as the founder of a major software company.

2. The film received critical acclaim, notably for its groundbreaking special effects.

3. Several key players were absent from the match, notably the team captain.

4. The new policy has had a positive impact on the economy, notably in the manufacturing sector.

5. The artist is known for his use of vibrant colors, notably in his abstract paintings.

6. The restaurant is popular for its seafood dishes, notably the lobster bisque.

7. Despite facing numerous challenges, the team performed notably well in the competition.

8. The company has made significant advancements in technology, notably in artificial intelligence.

9. The conference featured several distinguished speakers, notably a Nobel laureate in physics.

10. The singer's latest album has received critical acclaim, notably for its powerful lyrics and emotive vocals.