tiresomely

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• He can be a very tiresome child at times.
  他有時候會是一個非常討厭的孩子。

用作表語: S+be+～+to- v

• A diffuse book is very tiresome to read.
  冗長的書讀起來令人厭倦。

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雙語例句

• British chancellors tiresomely wont to lecture finance ministers in mainland Europe about their superior policies.
  英國的財政大臣也常常曏歐洲大陸的財政部長們縯講他們的優(yōu)越政策。
• British workers were admirably reluctant to strike; British chancellors tiresomely wont to lecture finance ministers in mainland Europe about their superior policies.
  那時英國的工人極不願意去罷工；英國的財政大臣也常常曏歐洲大陸的財政部長們縯講他們的優(yōu)越政策。
• I determined they should come about as they pleased for me; and though it was a tiresomely slow process, I began to rejoice at length in a faint dawn of its progress: as I thought at first.
  我斷定他們要是願意的話，就會來找我的。 雖然這是一個令人厭煩的緩慢過程，我開始慶幸到底在進展中有一線曙光了：正如我起初所想的那樣。

權威例句

• Because it is public, it is likely to be nasty, brutish and tiresomely long-winded.
  ECONOMIST: The political mincing-machine
• But the drum of campus political correctness beats tiresomely in the background through much of the book.
  ECONOMIST: Theodor Seuss Geisel
• Canada, which displays distinctive robustness on Arctic issues, is not minded to admit the EU, which tiresomely bemoans the annual seal slaughter.
  ECONOMIST: Arctic politics: Cosy amid the thaw The
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