acidly信息详情
adv.尖刻地；不悦地；心地不良地
acridly───尖刻地
acidy───adj.略酸的
aridly───干燥（arid的副词形式）
avidly───adv.贪心地；热心地
placidly───adv.平静地；平稳地；满足地
rancidly───adv.讨厌地，令人作呕地
acidify───vi.[化学]酸化；变酸；vt.使……成酸；使……酸化
acidity───n.酸度；酸性；酸过多；胃酸过多
lucidly───adv.透明地；清透地；清晰地
you to turn up" she said acidly.───你总算来了，”她尖刻地说道。
They evolved to recognise only a few basic tastes in order to quickly identify toxins, which in nature are often quite bitter or acidly sour.───它们进化到能够识别出几种基本的味道，以便快速辨别毒素，而毒素在自然界中通常是很苦或很酸的。
Thanks for nothing,' she said acidly.───不用你费心。”她挖苦地说。
"Nice of you to turn up, " she said acidly.───“你总算来了，”她尖刻地说道。
" When I told him I did, he added acidly, " Well, my dear, at this point in your career, you are a potential threat to mankind.───我告诉他我知道，他非常尖刻地补充说，“哎，亲爱的，就你目前的学识而论，你对人类就是一个潜在的威胁。”
China noted acidly that the idea had not been cited in 2003 when France suffered a deadly heatwave.───中国不无嘲讽地指出，2003年热浪肆虐法国之时，法国并未提出此说法。
Political talk in Egypt has always been acidly cynical, but now a new bitterness has crept in.───在埃及谈论政治一直是被认为是尖锐而又愤世嫉俗的表现，但现在有一个新的辛酸正在在慢慢进入。
Their relations were vinegar, although Mr Johnson when speaking of Mr Clark in his absence was acidly correct.───他们之间的关系挺别扭，虽然约翰逊先生在背后谈起克拉克先生时语中带刺，但还不失分寸。
Economist Jeffrey Sachs called her views "cruel" and noted acidly that aid (i. e. , scholarships) sent Moyo from Zambia to Harvard.───经济学家杰弗里·萨克斯称她的意见“残忍”，并尖酸地指出，把莫约从赞比亚派遣到哈佛读书的就是那个援助（即奖学金）。