entirely unexpected
基本解释
- [经济学]完全未预料的
英汉例句
- The move was not entirely unexpected, given the pressure McGraw-Hill has come under from activist investors.
此举主要是由于来自那些一直想拆分该公司业务的投资者的压力,所以也不是非常之出乎意料。 - Amazon last week announced sales of ebooks on its US site had outnumbered hardbacks for the first time, stunning casual observers, even if it had not been entirely unexpected in the trade.
上周亚马逊声称其在美国市场售出电子书的数量第一次超越了精装书,这震惊了漫不经心的观察家,但在行业内部这事并不是完全出人意料的。 - Physics blogs are alive with chatter about a possible sign of the Higgs boson – or perhaps an entirely unexpected particle – in data from the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva, Switzerland.
许多物理博客炒得如火如荼,由于博主喋喋不休的探讨出现希格斯波色粒子迹象的可能性——或者也许是完全出乎预料的粒子——日内瓦和瑞士附近大型强子对撞机的数据表明。 - The earthquake that rocked the west coast of Sumatra on the night of March 28th was not entirely unexpected.
ECONOMIST: Another earthquake, but no wave, strikes Sumatra - For the United States this is an ominous if not entirely unexpected trend.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Washington's Pakistan debacle - His next move could be into smartphones or a video-streaming service that competes with Netflix, but it is just as likely to be something entirely unexpected.
ECONOMIST: Brain scan
双语例句
权威例句
专业释义
- 完全未预料的