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Notably 和 especially 的差別在哪裡?
Notably 和 especially 的差別在哪裡?
They are pretty interchangeable.
"She has many skills, notably her musicianship."
"She has many skills, especially in her musicianship."
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Notably 和 particularly 和 especially 的差別在哪裡?
Notably 和 particularly 和 especially 的差別在哪裡?
The words "notably," "particularly," and "especially" have similar meanings but can be used in slightly different contexts. Here are example sentences to illustrate their differences:
1. "Notably"...
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"most notably"是什麼意思
"most notably"是什麼意思
the one that stood out the most, the most important point
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famed 和 famous 和 notable/notably 的差別在哪裡?
famed 和 famous 和 notable/notably 的差別在哪裡?
Usually "famed" is something that has historical value while "famous" is something which is presently popular.
A medieval cathedral would be "famed". A current pop star's work would be "famous".
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notably 和 particularly 的差別在哪裡?
notably 和 particularly 的差別在哪裡?
(notably = 副詞). notable = "worthy of note" (noteworthy) / particular.
particular = specific (特...
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請教我notably的正確發音。
請教我notably的正確發音。
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請提供關於 notably 的例句給我。
請提供關於 notably 的例句給我。
Notably is a more formal word but here it is in a sentence.
The film director has won many awards, notably an Oscar.
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notably 和 particularly 和 especially 的差別在哪裡?
notably 和 particularly 和 especially 的差別在哪裡?
They all can be used to highlight something special or significant, but I think "notably" is more opinionated.
A: For example, he's an especially bright kid, but he has not notably achieved anythi...
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Notably, besides the two winners of the day, three other players got good positions while marshal...是什麼意思
Notably, besides the two winners of the day, three other players got good positions while marshal...是什麼意思
It sounds like you're talking about chess.
Marshaling, in this case, means playing with the black pieces.
Marshaling, more generally, means commanding an army, like a marshal.
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