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C2never havinghappenedorexistedin the past: 史无前例的，空前的；绝无仅有的 Thiscenturyhaswitnessedenvironmentaldestructionon anunprecedentedscale.环境在本世纪遭到了空前的破坏。 - She took the unprecedentedstepofrevealingthetruthabout thesituation.
- Such aneventwas unprecedented in the 20thcentury.
- Unemployment hasreachedan unprecedentedlevel.
- Thissituationis unprecedented in 21st-centurylife.
- Crime hasrisenon an unprecedentedscale.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNew - afresh
- be ahead of the curveidiom
- box-fresh
- brand new
- breath
- imaginative
- infancy
- injection
- ink
- innovation
- newborn
- newfound
- newish
- newly
- newness
- novel
- novelty
- the avant-garde
- the ink is not dry/still wetidiom
- youth
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