amicably 的定义
- with goodwill; in a friendly or peaceable way: Incidents involving naval powers at sea will escalate into full-blown confrontations if not settled amicably.
amicably 近义词
等同于 agreeably
更多amicably例句
- A spokesperson for the tech founder has acknowledged that a married Gates was involved in an office romance at Microsoft, telling the Wall Street Journal there “was an affair almost 20 years ago which ended amicably.”
- If part of the relationship is eroded, the romance, the passion, the collective adventure, then a lot of couples take that as a time to end the relationship amicably.
- Epstein’s lawyers have told a Florida court that their romantic relationship ended amicably in 2000 but they remained friends.
- DM: I think the only thing I can really say on this is that we settled our differences amicably.
- An SCA statement today said the dispute had been "amicably resolved".
- By the gate, the police and I chatted amicably, the homeland-security guy listening in but not saying much.
- Bungie split amicably from Microsoft after the launch of Halo 3, with the larger company retaining all intellectual property.
- Moore married Bruce Willis in 1987, and the couple had the three daughters before splitting amicably in 2000.
- The women of the tribe lived amicably enough together as a rule, but of course they had their differences.
- Greuze alone treated him amicably, and even he held out no hopes for his future.
- He spent the time from spring to autumn of 1825 in London, where he consorted amicably with all the artists of the day.
- There was no ill-will on his part, and he continued to dine amicably with King.
- The quarrel between the king and the archbishop was amicably settled.