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| 1. | Was he even spectacularly sick, exceptionally blind, extraordinarily degraded? |
| 难道他真的一身病态，格外愚昧，特别堕落吗？ |
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| 2. | Exceptionally large |
| 硕大无朋 |
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| 3. | So the Spring Festival appears to be more exceptionally grand. |
| 所以春节就显得格外隆重了。 |
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| 4. | It is not surprising then that, with capacity also exceptionally tight, prices have jumped( see chart |
| 再加上产能也格外紧张，油价飚升（图表）不足为奇了。 |
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| 5. | Lin was exceptionally flexible. |
| 在价目上，林先生也格外让步； |
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| 6. | exceptionally bad or displeasing. |
| 格外的坏或者令人不愉快。 |
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| 7. | It's exceptionally fine today. |
| 今日的天气格外晴朗。 |
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| 8. | But even for an English cat this cat was exceptionally friendly and fine----especially friendly. |
| 但即便就英国猫而言，我这只猫格外友善聪明----尤其是友善。 |
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| 9. | characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early development or maturity (especially in mental |
| 发育得格外早，早熟的（特别在智力才能中）。 |
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| 10. | especially; extraordinarily; singularly; extra; specially |
| 格外 |
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