guardedly

基本解釋

You go to Jerusalem or Ramallah; you stand there "guardedly optimistic" in public; in private, you try to move a comma, but the Israelis or Palestinians move a semicolon to block your comma.
試著去耶路撒冷或者拉馬拉，公開表示“謹慎而又樂觀”后，你一旦在私下想要移去個逗號，以色列人或巴勒斯坦人就會馬上擺出分號來阻斷逗號的去路。
Across China, Westerners had only recently -- and guardedly -- been allowed to travel about, provided that they did not break the country's often invisible rules or court its untainted women.
西方人才剛剛開始被謹慎地允許在國內(nèi)四處走動 -前提是他們不違反這個國家那些經(jīng)常看不見的各種規(guī)矩，也不到處追求我們純潔的姑娘們。
Rallies begin when stocks start posting higher lows, so I'm guardedly hopeful about stocks as we head into the fall.
當股市復(fù)蘇時，大盤指數(shù)的階段低點是逐步上升的，因此我對今秋的股票市場保持謹慎樂觀。

In the second quarter of 2010, chief executives remained guardedly optimistic about the economy.
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Yet as Egypt has descended into chaos, President Obama and his administration have acted very guardedly.
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Though guardedly welcoming dollarisation, the United States has done nothing to hasten it, such as giving other countries a voice in its monetary policy.
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