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drily [ˈdraɪli]

adv. (为达到幽默效果而说话)一本正经地,不形于色地;

例句:

  • Before he could chew his stomach began to retch drily.
    来自J. M. Coetzee
  • "That is surprising." — "Hardly," I said drily.
    “那真令人吃惊。”——“这有什么,”我不露声色地说。
  • "Possible," I said drily, "but not likely".
    “也许,”我冷冷地说,“但可能性不大。”
  • " Never mind the hole in the ceiling, " he said drily.
    “ 不用担心天花板上的洞. ” 他干巴巴地说.
  • The poet either drily didactive...or triflingly volatile.
    来自Goldsmith
  • He finished a shade more drily, without warmth in his voice.
    来自A. Koestler