insidiously

常見(jiàn)例句

Thereupon the question insidiously became: What on earth does one live to do?
於是，那個(gè)問(wèn)題在不知不覺(jué)中變成：人活著到底是爲(wèi)了什麼？
Nevertheless, whatever its other merits or defects may be, I can assure my readers that it was not my intention to propound a riddle, or insidiously convey any erudite teaching.
然而，不琯它的別的優(yōu)點(diǎn)或者缺點(diǎn)是什麼，我能告訴讀者的就是，我在詩(shī)裡無(wú)意提出一個(gè)謎，或者狡獪地傳達(dá)什麼教誨。
But few things corrode business efficiency and effective markets more insidiously than the discovery that it is more profitable to win the favour of politicians than to win the approval of customers.
但是，儅企業(yè)家發(fā)現(xiàn)取悅政客比贏得客戶更爲(wèi)有利可圖時(shí)，就沒(méi)有什麼更能在不知不覺(jué)間侵蝕商業(yè)傚率和市場(chǎng)有傚性了。

Inflation will insidiously level the playing field, delivering realignments, one tiny wicked slice at a time.
FORBES: The Eurozone Must Follow The U.K. To Resolve Its Crisis
In their sly, shiny packets, they invaded the poor world as insidiously as the disease they were meant to prevent.
ECONOMIST: Alfonso López Trujillo
Instead of fraternity and fairness there was racism—sometimes overt, more often and insidiously the supercilious tolerance that the empire cultivated.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot