How do you use "remarkable" in a sentence?

She made a remarkable recovery from her illness. It is remarkable how much the city has changed. He has a remarkable talent for languages.

remarkable

Q: What does "remarkable" mean?

Worthy of attention; unusual or extraordinary Remarkable means worthy of attention or notice, usually because of being unusual, extraordinary, or outstanding. Something remarkable stands out from the ordinary. The adverb form is 'remarkably.' A 'remark' is a comment or observation.

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Meaning: Worthy of attention; unusual or extraordinary

卓越的，非凡的，值得注意的

notable, extraordinario, destacable

注目に値する、驚くべき、並外れた

주목할 만한, 놀라운, 비범한

Remarkable means worthy of attention or notice, usually because of being unusual, extraordinary, or outstanding. Something remarkable stands out from the ordinary. The adverb form is 'remarkably.' A 'remark' is a comment or observation.

「remarkable」意味着值得关注或注意，通常是因为不寻常、非凡或杰出。值得注意的事物从平凡中脱颖而出。

«Remarkable» significa digno de atención o mención, generalmente por ser inusual, extraordinario o sobresaliente. Algo notable destaca de lo ordinario.

「remarkable」は、通常、珍しい、並外れている、または傑出しているために、注目や注意に値することを意味します。

remarkable은 비범하거나 뛰어나서 주목할 가치가 있다는 뜻이다. 평범한 것에서 두드러지는 것을 표현한다. 부사형은 'remarkably'이다. 'remark'는 논평이나 소감을 의미한다.

Examples

She made a remarkable recovery from her illness.
她从疾病中奇迹般地康复了。
Ella tuvo una recuperación notable de su enfermedad.
彼女は病気から驚くべき回復を遂げた。
그녀는 병에서 놀라운 회복을 이루었다.
It is remarkable how much the city has changed.
这座城市变化之大令人惊叹。
Es notable cuánto ha cambiado la ciudad.
街がどれほど変わったかは驚くべきことです。
도시가 얼마나 변했는지 정말 놀랍다.
He has a remarkable talent for languages.
他在语言方面有非凡的天赋。
Él tiene un talento notable para los idiomas.
彼には語学の並外れた才能がある。
그는 언어에 대한 비범한 재능을 가지고 있다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From French 'remarquable', from 'remarquer' meaning 'to take note of', from 're-' (intensive) + 'marquer' (to mark), from Old Norse 'merki' (mark, sign). Literally 'worthy of being noticed'.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal