absurdly

英 [əb'sɜːdlɪ] 美 [əb'sɝdli]
  • adv. 荒谬地;愚蠢地;悖理地
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1、Latin surdus "deaf, unheard, silent, mute". => surd-: deaf, unheard, silent, mute.
2、surd- => surd: irrational.
3、咱们汉语里有表达这种关联的形象的成语:掩耳盗铃、装聋作哑、充耳不闻;这些行为是不是都非常的荒唐、荒谬、无理取闹啊!因此,由词根含义转变到、引申到单词含义自然就水到渠成了。
4、ab- "away, off; 由于该前缀的这层含义,在这里添加在surd之前更加强了surd的含义,为什么呢?想一想充耳不闻、装聋作哑地走开(away, off),就明白了!" + surd- / surd + -ly => absurdly.
5、In surd, the mathematical sense is from the use of Latin surdus to translate Arabic (jadhr) asamm "deaf (root)," itself a loan-translation of Greek alogos, literally "speechless, without reason".
6、In French, sourd remains the principal word for "deaf".
1. Absurdly, it makes shoppers overpay farmers to grow too much food.
荒谬的是,这样会使得购物者支付过多的钱让农民去种太多的粮食。

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2. She swapped her plain suit for an absurdly girlie dress.
她脱下了朴素的套装,换上了一身古怪的少女装。

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3. Prices were still absurdly low, in his opinion.
在他看来,价格依然低得离谱。

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4. The paintings were sold for absurdly high prices.
那些画以高得出奇的价格售出.

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5. I'm afraid you'll see him carrying on even more absurdly later.
将来只怕比这个更奇怪的笑话儿还有呢!

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