drily

英 ['draɪli] 美 ['draɪli]

• adv. 幽默而不形于色地；冷淡地；干燥地

英英释义

Adverb:

1. in a dry laconic manner;

   "I know that,"
   

例句

用作副词 (adv.)

1. "Well, at least it's not purple," she commented drily.
   她不动声色地幽默了一句。
2. He smiled drily and leaned back in his chair.
   他冷冷地笑了笑，随即便靠在椅背上。
3. He swallowed drily and nodded.
   他干咽了一下，然后点了点头。
4. Powder-good is durable over 2 years if it is stored drily and darkly.
   如果储存在干燥和阴凉的地方，所有的粉剂保质期是18个月以上。

经典引文

• The poet either drily didactive..or triflingly volatile.

  出自： Goldsmith

• He said drily that he could manage to do that, not without some contempt for the state of her knowledge.

  出自： T. Hardy

• He finished a shade more drily, without warmth in his voice.

  出自： A. Koestler

• Before he could chew his stomach began to retch drily.

  出自： J. M. Coetzee

近反义词

【近义词】

• dryly 冷淡地
• ironically 讽刺地
• wittily 机智地
• subtly 敏锐地
• wryly 挖苦地
• laconically 简洁地