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Meanings of unexpectedly in anglès

portuguès
à toa

Without advance planning.

à toa
portuguès
inesperadamente

In a way that was not expected.

inesperadamente
Sinònims
Examples for "out of the blue"
Examples for "out of the blue"
1
For today, we'll...;I'm sorry for bringing this up out of the blue.
Evil and the Mask
2
He said the news came as a bolt out of the blue.
Radio NZ
3
Then somebody asked a question straight out of the blue-nopreliminaries, nothing.
Corduroy mansions
4
You'll be in and out of the blue time inside ten minutes.
Blue noon
5
Why they started to talk about these sanctions out of the blue?
Reuters
Usage of unexpectedly in anglès
1
However, the launch could still be postponed if weather conditions change unexpectedly.
The South African
2
Things have worsened this year as the economic crisis has deepened unexpectedly.
Reuters
3
First Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn unexpectedly resigned after five years in power.
BBC
4
There is always some new point of view being shown you unexpectedly.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
5
Figures earlier yesterday showed sales of new homes fell unexpectedly in December.
The Irish Times
6
Yameen, who unexpectedly lost an election last year, was arrested in February.
Reuters
7
FACTORY output declined unexpectedly in June, according to official figures published yesterday.
The Irish Times
8
The demand for electricity or water is not going to unexpectedly disappear.
The Guardian
9
On Tuesday, it plunged 14 percent after China unexpectedly raised interest rates.
Reuters
10
Charismatic Eastern leader arrives unexpectedly in well-ordered Western city, with devastating results.
The Irish Times
11
Not unexpectedly, telecommunications were a focus this year, both mobile and non-mobile.
The Irish Times
12
Then, unexpectedly, they were in clear water, cutting back toward Montana Keep.
Dogs of war
13
Results have been unexpectedly altered, others have been scandalously allowed to stand.
The Guardian
14
And the downturn in Spanish services activity, while still worrying, unexpectedly eased.
The Irish Times
15
It organized the national Oct. 15th peace demonstrations, which proved unexpectedly successful.
The new yorker
16
The number of claimants on the Live Register unexpectedly rose in September.
The Irish Times
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Unexpectedly through the time
Unexpectedly across language varieties
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Common
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Common
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