形容词罕见的; 不寻常的; 非凡的，杰出的; 非常接近的
形容词common
形容词
1. Snow is not uncommon during these months.
这几个月中下雪并非罕见。
2. Phil has uncommon intelligence.
菲尔智力超群。
1. 罕见,非凡的：ultimate 最终的 | uncommon 罕见,非凡的 | units 单位,单元
2. 不常见的,不普通的：irrigate 灌溉 | uncommon 不常见的,不普通的 | common sense 有常识的 sense感觉感观
3. 不凡的：uncommitted 未被授权 | uncommon 不凡的 | uncommonly 罕见地
4. 不普通的：unable 不能......的 | uncommon 不普通的 | unhealthy 不健康的
1. 不平常的；罕见的
If you describe something as uncommon, you mean that it does not happen often or is not often seen.
e.g. Cancer of the breast in young women is uncommon...
乳腺癌在年轻女子当中并不常见。
e.g. A 15-year lifespan is not uncommon for a dog.
狗活15年并不少见。
2. 非凡的；杰出的；罕有的
If you describe a quality, usually a good quality, as uncommon, you mean that it is unusually great in degree or amount.
e.g. Both are blessed with uncommon ability to fix things...
两人在修理东西方面都身手不凡。
e.g. She read Cecelia's last letter with uncommon interest.
她怀着极大的兴趣读完了塞塞莉娅的最后一封信。
1. uncommon的翻译
1. It is not uncommon in some places that the appointment of cadres is controlled by a small group or even an individual.
2. It is not uncommon for smokers to cause trouble on bullet trains.
3. The combination of flute, guitar and cello in a chamber concert is uncommon.
4. It's not uncommon for people to initially shrug off chest pain as indigestion.
5. Whilst it's not uncommon to come across fake alcohol in Beijing, the entire practice is something that desperately needs addressing by the authorities.
6. This is an uncommon way to combine exchanging with examination and approval.
7. It's not uncommon for those who have made the move to complain about the new environment and quit before they have attained their goals.
8. uncommon的反义词
8. Those genes are uncommon but when women have mutated versions they confer a high risk.
9. Tang adds that some sections of city walls were piled up, which is uncommon among contemporaneous constructions that usually used a rammed earth method.
10. uncommon是什么意思
10. It's not uncommon now for them to dream of becoming a pop star and to soak in the unequivocal adulation of other young admirers.