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常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• An irony shapes this pursuit, and Press' movie—one that's based in the gap between Cunningham's lush work and his weirdly ascetic life.
  這種諷刺風(fēng)格成就了庫(kù)寧漢的追求，和普勒斯的電影，將庫(kù)寧漢的炫目作品和他古怪的苦行僧式生活連接起來(lái)。
• The contrast with France’s demonically hyperactive Nicolas Sarkozy and even Britain’s newly energised (and weirdly cheery) Gordon Brown has been striking.
  與極度活躍的法國(guó)總統(tǒng)尼古拉斯?薩科奇，甚至最近精力充沛（且歡快得有點(diǎn)古怪）的英國(guó)首相戈登?布朗相比，反差明顯。
• We all know of actors who suddenly appear with painfully enlarged lips, weirdly raised eyebrows, or stunned foreheads, and who become very difficult to take seriously.
  有的演員出現(xiàn)的時(shí)候突然被發(fā)現(xiàn)有著痛苦的張大的嘴唇，古怪的皺起的眉毛，或者是異常的突出的額頭，他們便很難讓人平常對(duì)待。

權(quán)威例句

• The staging is careless and the lighting is weirdly overbright, as in an old television show.
  NEWYORKER: Hall Pass
• Weirdly, he called Schultz every day to talk about the market but never took his advice.
  FORBES: A 401(k) Trap
• Weirdly, some of the best ratings we ever got were when we were on at 10pm.
  FORBES: Goodbye 30 Rock: Low Ratings, But Plenty of Awards
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