anomalous
Significado: Deviating from what is standard, normal, or expected; irregular or inconsistent.
Anomalous is used in scientific, academic, and professional contexts to describe data, results, or situations that do not fit the expected pattern. Unlike 'abnormal,' which can carry a value judgement, anomalous is more neutral and analytical. It collocates with 'results,' 'data,' 'behaviour,' 'position,' and 'situation.'
Ejemplos
- The researchers flagged several anomalous results that did not fit the predicted model. 研究人员标记了几个不符合预测模型的异常结果。Los investigadores señalaron varios resultados anómalos que no se ajustaban al modelo previsto.研究者たちは、予測モデルに合わないいくつかの異常な結果に注意を喚起しました。연구자들은 예측 모델에 부합하지 않는 여러 이례적인 결과에 주의를 환기했습니다.
- Britain occupies an anomalous position in European politics, being both closely tied to and separate from the continent. 英国在欧洲政治中处于一种独特的地位,与欧洲大陆既紧密相连又保持距离。Gran Bretaña ocupa una posición anómala en la política europea, al estar a la vez estrechamente vinculada y separada del continente.英国はヨーロッパ政治において、大陸と緊密に結びつきながらも離れているという特異な立場を占めています。영국은 유럽 정치에서 대륙과 긴밀히 연결되어 있으면서도 분리되어 있는 특이한 위치를 차지하고 있습니다.
- An anomalous spike in temperature readings prompted engineers to recalibrate the sensors. 温度读数出现异常峰值,促使工程师重新校准传感器。Un pico anómalo en las lecturas de temperatura llevó a los ingenieros a recalibrar los sensores.温度測定値の異常な急上昇を受けて、エンジニアはセンサーの再校正を行いました。온도 측정값의 이례적인 급상승으로 인해 엔지니어들은 센서를 재보정하게 되었습니다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, scientific, professional
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Greek anomalos (uneven, irregular), from an- (not) and homalos (even), from homos (same). Entered English via Latin anomalus in the mid-17th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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