sneakily

常見例句

雙語例句

• Sneakily, though, it made no mention of its fries, bread, cheese or sauce.
  但對(duì)他們的薯?xiàng)l，面包，芝士和醬料是否含有防腐劑絕口不提。
• Politicians have repeatedly given in, usually sneakily—by swelling pensions, adding yet more holidays or dropping reforms, rather than by increasing pay.
  政客們一次又一次地退讓，手段通常都很狡猾——提高養(yǎng)老金、增加法定假日或是放棄改革，就是不加薪。
• The critic calls attention to the way novelists slip sneakily in and out of their own prose, here speaking as a character, there pulling back the veil and revealing the voice of the author.
  這位評(píng)論家令我們注意到小說家在他們自己的作品中悄然出場(chǎng)和退場(chǎng)的方式：一會(huì)兒在這兒以小說人物的身份說話，一會(huì)兒在那兒撩開面紗現(xiàn)出作者的本聲。

權(quán)威例句

• They sneakily move along the sideline, crouching up to a supposedly unsuspecting coach.
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• Politicians have repeatedly given in, usually sneakily—by swelling pensions, adding yet more holidays or dropping reforms, rather than by increasing pay.
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• Sneakily scanning their email messages sounds nearly insane, and the reaction to the episode proves how bad an idea it in fact was.
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