incongruously

incongruously

美 [ɪnˈkʌŋɡrʊəslɪ] 　英

• adv.不调和地
• 网络不协调的

英汉解释

adv.	1. 不调和地,不协调地,不适宜地

英英解释

adv.	1. strange , in an incongruous manner

例句

In the shorter term, the bank needs to worry about a possible backlash against its incongruously generous pay policies.

在更短的时间内，高盛必须担心不合理的慷慨付款政策可能带来的反冲。

The hotel and its large swimming pool, flanked by towering water-chutes, stand out incongruously against the natural backdrop.

宾馆和它大大的游泳池，游泳池边还有高高的滑水槽，与自然背景极不协调。

Incongruously, the trees had already been planted by late February, a necessity if they're going to grow leaves in the springtime.

今年二月底种下的园区树木显得与此有些不够协调，提早种树是为了春季时它们能长出叶子。

A good first stop is Dragonfly, arguably Jakarta's most beautiful club lounge, incongruously located in a drab, obscure building.

推荐的第一站是“蜻蜓酒吧”（Dragonfly），据说是雅加达最美丽的休闲俱乐部，却很不协调地坐落在一栋不起眼的黄褐色建筑物内。

The place is still known, now incongruously, as Fish Farm Village.

这个地方仍叫做渔民村（现在已名不副实）。

Along the way we passed that famous balcony (now, rather incongruously, above a Marks & Spencer store).

一路上我们走过那个著名的阳台，楼下现在是玛莎百货的铺面，显得不那么协调。

A bit incongruously, Mr Feikema's wrinkled visage is the face of the future.

有一点不太协调的是，Feikema先生的一脸皱纹写满的却是美国的未来。

Some Chinese men keep all of their fingernails long, but the incongruously long pinky nail is rather more common.

有些中国男人各个指头上都留着长指甲，但在小指头上留着别扭的长指甲则更是普遍。