fondly

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People at hedge funds speak fondly of their industry’s feral roots.
對(duì)沖基金的人天真地談?wù)撍麄冃袠I(yè)的野性根源。
“I’m just standing here, watching you pretend like you’re a little housewife, ” he said, fondly.
他憐愛(ài)地說(shuō)，“我衹是站在這裡，看你假裝你是一位可愛(ài)的家庭主婦?！?/li>
I suspect that many people fondly suppose that they usually do eighty percent of the talking in a conversation because people find them fascinating.
我估計(jì)有很多人天真地以爲(wèi)在一場(chǎng)談話中他們起了百分之八十的作用，因爲(wèi)人們縂過(guò)高估計(jì)自己的吸引力。

But he remembers fondly the 1980s when Mr.Obama was in his 20s and helping people in public housing.
Look at line fifty-five: "Ay me, I fondly dream! / ?" Had ye been there -- for what could that have done?"
看第55行：“哎，我啊！，我在癡呆的幻想/,如果你們女神們?cè)谀莾?，又能怎樣呢?br>耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選
It's not occured to me that we shouldn't think fondly or even sort of exaggerate our past.
我也不認(rèn)爲(wèi),我們應(yīng)該喜歡,或者甚至誇張我們的過(guò)去。
麻省理工公開(kāi)課 - 電影哲學(xué)課程節(jié)選

And that's why a lot of Republicans now look back on the 1964 convention fondly.
NPR: 1964 Convention Established GOP As Conservative