英汉词典

1.Mr Bush left the Hapsburg capital a bit like a ridiculed rich uncle at a family reunion, welcomed insincerely to his face and belittled behind his back.

布什，象在一个在重新团聚的家族中受到挪愚的富舅舅，有点郁 闷地离开了卢森堡的首都，来时受到诚挚 地欢迎，走时受到贬损。

2.Mr Bush left the Hapsburg capital a bit like a ridiculed rich uncle at a family reunion, welcomed insincerely to his face and belittled behind his back.

布什，象在一个在重新团聚的家族中受到挪愚的富舅舅，有点郁 闷地离开了卢森堡的首都，来时受到诚挚 地欢迎，走时受到贬损。

3.Even those neighbours who had called Peter Featherstone an old fox, had never accused him of being insincerely polite.

有些邻居骂彼得·费瑟斯通是老狐狸，但即使这些人也从没指责他虚情假意。

4.Even those neighbours who had called Peter Featherstone an old fox, had neve accused him of being insincerely polite.

有些邻居骂彼得·费瑟斯通是老狐狸，但即使这些人也从没指责他虚情假意。

5.A joyous insult carries more affection and love within the sentiments which are expressed insincerely.

一个开玩笑的骂人话表达的爱意会比那些不真诚的肉麻话表达出来的爱意更深呢！

6.To compliment excessively and often insincerely, especially in order to win favor.

尤指为了博得欢心的过分地且常常为不真诚地赞扬。

7.To talk or act insincerely or misleadingly; equivocate.

不忠实地或误导地说或做。

8.He and I are ambiguous between the insincerely.

我和他之间的暧昧都是言不由衷。

9."I'm sorry," she replied insincerely.

“对不起，”她敷衍地说。