mischievously

基本解釋

He grinned mischievously as he cupped my face with his hand and kissed me.
他咧開嘴淘氣地笑著，用一只手托起我的臉,吻了我一下。
That question is mischievously posed, and ingeniously answered, in a recent post on “YouNotSneaky”, an economics blog.
最近一個(gè)經(jīng)濟(jì)欄博客上就貼出了這么淘氣的為問題，而回答也是很巧妙的。
In the book, mischievously titled “Confessions of a Nun, ” Sister Emmanuelle wrote seriously of a life of faith and service.
書的標(biāo)題被淘氣地起作“一名修女的懺悔，”而Sister Emmanuelle卻在其中嚴(yán)肅地探討了有關(guān)信仰和服務(wù)他人的一生。

McCain laughed mischievously, like someone who knows he has just been figured out.
NEWYORKER: On the Bus
Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Atlantic, has mischievously suggested that his old rival BA could go bust.
ECONOMIST: Airlines in the recession
Perhaps, she said mischievously, she was a little old-fashioned, content to confine her writing to more respectable themes, such as murder.
ECONOMIST: Lucille Fletcher