caustically

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Told that Capello had said his players are unable to cope with the "pressure of the World Cup", David James paused and said caustically: "Did he?
當(dāng)?shù)弥ㄅ辶_說(shuō)他的隊(duì)員無(wú)法應(yīng)對(duì)“世界杯的壓力”后，大衛(wèi)·詹姆斯愣了一下，然后不無(wú)譏諷地問(wèn)道：“那么他自己呢？”
Google recently clashed publicly and caustically with Facebook over the latter’s data practices, warning potential users that the social network had become “a data dead end”.
谷歌最近就與Facebook公開(kāi)起了沖突，并挖苦后者的數(shù)據(jù)處理，甚至警告潛在用戶，這種社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)已變成了“數(shù)據(jù)的死胡同”。
And Mr Putin himself drew an analogy with Britain’s Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, noting caustically that “when my friend Tony Blair retired, Gordon Brown immediately became prime minister.
普京拿英國(guó)的托尼·布萊爾和戈登·布朗作類比，挖苦地說(shuō)“當(dāng)我的朋友托尼·布萊爾退休的時(shí)候，戈登·布朗立馬成了總理。

Brooks—the most prominent presence in the movie, caustically cast against type—tells his victim not to worry.
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In his writing, he combined a caustically cruel eye with overflowing sentiment, often directed at the young men friends he fell in love with.
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Veep stars Julia Louie Dreyfus as the caustically narcissistic Vice President Selina Myer and Girls is led on- and off-camera by phenom Lena Dunham.
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