wittily

常見(jiàn)例句

Even Mr Cameron, speaking wittily at the book's launch last week, could not make his "Conservative means for progressive ends" line sound snappy.
甚至連卡梅隆先生本人，上周在發(fā)行這本書(shū)時(shí)也無(wú)法流利的表達(dá)他的“出于改良目的的保守黨主張”。
From reforming the country’s education system to rolling out a broadband network, he makes the case, often wittily, more often sarcastically, that self-congratulation replaced effectiveness.
從國(guó)家的教育改革到寬帶網(wǎng)絡(luò)的推出, 他時(shí)常帶著詼諧, 更多的時(shí)候是嘲諷的語(yǔ)氣來(lái)描述這些例子, 結(jié)果往往是沾沾自喜而無(wú)實(shí)際效益.
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“Richistan” (2007), his previous book, wittily described the key differences between the new generation of super wealthy and the merely rich, and charted the emerging tensions between them.
在他早期寫(xiě)的書(shū)《富人國(guó)》（2007）中，他敏銳地刻畫(huà)了新一代巨富與僅僅“有錢(qián)”的人之間最根本的區(qū)別，并預(yù)言了二者之間逐漸暴露的緊張關(guān)系。

Wittily, Robbins has appropriated for his own purposes the attack-dog campaign style of the right wing.
NEWYORKER: Bob Roberts
FBI, watches the game alongside Frank Sinatra and a wittily drunken Jackie Gleason.
ECONOMIST: A less-than-great American novel
Sullivan argues, wittily and with his tongue only slightly inserted into his cheek, that in a Baudrillardian way reality TV is not fake but very real.
NEWYORKER: Reality Effects