quaintly

基本解釋

In a smaller country this all might be dismissed as quaintly droll.
在一個(gè)小一點(diǎn)的國家這可能會(huì)被作爲(wèi)一個(gè)離奇滑稽的人而忽略。
Quaintly distracted, he never quite got my name right, sometimes calling me Miss Loon or Miss Voon.
他莫名地分心，從沒有搞清楚我的名字，有時(shí)叫我盧恩小姐，有時(shí)伍恩。
As the 12-day general-election campaign got under way (the first to be held in August in 107 years), there was something quaintly old-fashioned in the absence of television hoopla.
在這個(gè)12天的大選進(jìn)行之時(shí)(這是107年來第一次將大選定在八月），一些老舊的東西不會(huì)再出現(xiàn)在電眡的喧囂之中。

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After all, it's divided up into regionals, and, quaintly, regional is really a word borrowed from high-school tournaments.
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Most larger North American cellular carriers still base their plans around voice minutes -- how quaintly 2006 of them.
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