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| 11. | suddenly; all of a moment |
| 忽然 |
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| 12. | amazingly adv:She's amazingly clever. |
| 她出奇地聪明. |
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| 13. | That is a preposterously high price! |
| 那价格高得出奇! |
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| 14. | enough to make a cat speak |
| 令人惊讶|事情太出奇 |
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| 15. | no/little/small `wonder(that...) |
| 这并不[不太]出奇 |
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| 16. | The food was surprisingly good. |
| 伙食好的出奇。 |
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| 17. | This is very extraordinary! |
| 这真是太出奇啦！ |
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| 18. | The bank president seemed strangely cheerful. |
| 银行行长似乎出奇地高兴。 |
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| 19. | How extraordinarily rude. |
| 真是粗鲁得出奇。 |
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| 20. | The vast arch of cloud above was strangely low. |
| 彤云密布的天穹低得出奇。 |
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