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abnormally [æb'nɔ:məli]

ad. 不正常, 异常, (贬)不同寻常, 不规则, 变态, 反常

Abnormally sensitive to a stimulus.
过敏的对刺激不正常地敏感的
A condition marked by an abnormally large number of red blood cells in the circulatory system.
红细胞增多症以循环系统中存在不正常的大量红细胞为特征的状况
An abnormally formed organism, especially a person or animal regarded as a curiosity or monstrosity.
畸形不正常组成的有机体，尤指被看作为稀奇物或怪物的人或动物

abnormally

[ adv ]
in an abnormal manner
<adv.all>
they were behaving abnormallyhis blood pressure was abnormally low

Abnormally \Ab*nor"mal*ly\, adv.
In an abnormal manner; irregularly. --Darwin.

The company introduced two new air-conditioner compressors last spring, just in time to benefit from last summer's abnormally hot weather.
Farm-commodity prices are expected to rise today following a National Weather Service forecast yesterday of more abnormally hot, dry weather in much of the Midwest.
If share prices go up (after correcting for the overall influence of market trends) by an abnormally large amount, then the statute helps shareholders, and if the price declines, the statute harms shareholders.
The betting among forecasters is that the abnormally slow recovery will continue, but doubts are growing. Mr Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman and a veteran forecaster, has been as surprised as anybody by the prolonged semi-recession.
But Kent said significant supply problems could emerge if developments in the Mideast further reduce supplies or if the winter is abnormally cold.
This is why market interest rates, including the banks' prime lending rates, are abnormally high relative to the federal-funds rate.
The abnormally high value of the transactions during the third quarter came because of the Pounds 94m buy-out of Dollond & Aitchison, the optical group, from Gallaher. The explanation for the third quarter decline is not clear.
The 1982-83 El Nino wiped out fisheries in Peru and Ecuador, touched off searing drought in Australia and southern Africa and typhoons in Tahiti and caused unusually violent rainstorms in California and abnormally wet winters in the Southeast.
They also experience abnormally fast clotting, apparently because ANF also appears to help blood clot faster, said Marc Taylor, a clinical fellow in cardiology at the University of Virginia School of Medicine in Charlottesville.
But it also makes the business more risky, especially given Standard's abnormally low regional bad debt provisions.
With the yield curve abnormally steep (the 10-year benchmark bond ended last week yielding 8.21 per cent against base rates of 5.25 per cent), Mr Shepperd believes the Bank may opt for another floating-rate issue.
If cholecystokinin plays a role in spontaneous attacks, he said, it is not clear whether the attacks are produced by a surge of its natural levels or an abnormally high sensitivity to it.
Inventories on land are beginning to rise some, but not abnormally so.
This summer's abnormally large number of repeats could, perhaps, have something to do with balancing the books. ITV has also been feeling the effects of the largest managerial change in its history.
The men also become hypoglycemic - that is, having an abnormally low level of glucose in the blood - because of the treatment. As he is speaking, a stone-faced nurse and orderly come into the room and untie a patient named Slava.
The UK could also buck the trend up to a point, due to what Cruijsen calls an abnormally high rate of teenage pregnancies not seen elsewhere in Europe. The overall implications are stark.
The research in the New England Journal of Medicine involved the drug warfarin and strokes triggered by atrial fibrillation, abnormally rapid beating of the heart's upper chambers.
The Mitsubishi Bank's Weekly Economic Indicator Report suggested the November figure would be partially due to a rebound from abnormally weak sales following the Oct. 10 San Francisco Bay-area earthquake.
For instance, Gary Brinson, head of First Chicago Investment Advisors, said "the risk of buying in at the top is abnormally high right now."
The comparison is somewhat misleading, however, because last year's unusually strong sales pushed Ford to an abnormally high 29.7% share of all domestic car sales.
Many of yesterday's biggest movers were small stocks reacting to news with abnormally high volumes, Ms. Harris of PaineWebber noted.
But last month's orders were slightly below the monthly average for the 1986 second half, which was an abnormally weak order period.
In the decision, the state supreme court ruled that landowners who engage in abnormally dangerous activities may be held liable for an unsuspecting purchaser's cleanup costs and other losses.
It was banned for this use by the Food and Drug Administration in 1971 after the FDA found abnormally high incidences of vaginal and cervical cancer in daughters of women who had taken the drug.
"Don't Worry, Be Happy," a smile button of a song that apparently represents the cutting edge of current Western musical culture, seemed to be the theme of an abnormally dull awards program Wednesday night.
A spokesman for the EC Commission said tests carried out by Dutch and German authorities have found an abnormally high level of corn germ in recent shipments of corn gluten.
Rudman, 62, was among a group of physicians in the 1960s who used human growth hormone to treat abnormally short children.
That ratio is not considered abnormally high.
A tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico showed signs of growing into a hurricane Friday, threatening to swamp coastal areas already facing abnormally high tides and prompting the evacuation of offshore oil rigs.
Not only will the pace of site openings slow; the company will also face an increase in its tax rate that was held down to an abnormally low 20 per cent in 1991-92 as a result of unclaimed capital allowances.

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