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verb + uncontrollably
uncontrollably 是副词，常放在表示情绪或身体反应的动词后，强调动作强烈到无法自控。
He laughed uncontrollably.
他无法控制地大笑。
无法控制地；失控地
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无法控制地；失控地
in a way that cannot be controlled
He laughed uncontrollably.
他无法控制地大笑。
无法控制地；不受控制地。
In an uncontrollable manner; without being subject to control.
She laughed uncontrollably at the joke.
她听了那个笑话，无法控制地大笑起来。
His hands were shaking uncontrollably before the interview.
面试前，他的双手无法控制地颤抖。
The car skidded uncontrollably on the icy road.
汽车在结冰的路上无法控制地打滑。
uncontrollably 是副词，常放在表示情绪或身体反应的动词后，强调动作强烈到无法自控。
He laughed uncontrollably.
他无法控制地大笑。
放在形容词前时，表示某种情绪或状态强烈到失控，常译作“……得无法控制”。
The crowd was uncontrollably excited.
人群兴奋得无法控制。
Not this
She screamed uncontrollable.
Use this
She screamed uncontrollably.
修饰动词 screamed 应用副词 uncontrollably，而不是形容词 uncontrollable。形容词只修饰名词或作表语，不修饰行为动词。
Not this
He cried cannot control himself.
Use this
He cried uncontrollably.
中文可说“哭得无法控制自己”，但英语不能在动词 cried 后直接接 cannot control himself 作补语。要用副词 uncontrollably 表示“无法控制地”这一方式。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
无法控制地哭泣
She began to cry uncontrollably when she heard the news.
听到这个消息时，她开始无法控制地哭泣。
无法控制地大笑
The joke made him laugh uncontrollably.
这个笑话让他无法控制地大笑。
无法控制地颤抖
His hands were shaking uncontrollably from fear.
他因恐惧双手无法控制地颤抖。
失声痛哭；无法控制地抽泣
She sobbed uncontrollably at the funeral.
她在葬礼上失声痛哭。
不由自主地发抖
He trembled uncontrollably in the cold wind.
他在寒风中不由自主地发抖。
出自电影《初恋的回忆》（A Walk to Remember）的经典台词，意为：我完全地爱着她，而她无法控制地爱着我。
She began to laugh uncontrollably at the joke.
听到那个笑话，她开始无法控制地大笑起来。
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拆成 un-（不）+ control（控制）+ -ably（副词），记住“无法控制地”，如 uncontrollably crying（失控大哭）。
语域：neutral 常见场景：文学/新闻报道、心理或行为描述 该词多用于书面或较正式语境，强调行为或情绪失去控制；口语中比较常见于具体描述失控状态，整体语气偏中性。
这些词都以 -ably 结尾，末尾音都是 /əbli/，但它们都不与 uncontrollably 形成真正的押韵：uncontrollably 的重读元音是 /əʊ/，其后是 /ləbli/。尤其注意拼写最接近的 uncomfortably /ʌnˈkʌmftəbli/，重音和元音完全不同。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.