darkly 的定义
- so as to appear dark.
- vaguely; mysteriously.
- in a vaguely threatening or menacing manner: He hinted darkly that we had not heard the last of the matter.
- imperfectly; faintly.
darkly 近义词
等同于 hopelessly
等同于 obscurely
更多darkly例句
- Things hit a snag when one of the girls misses a meeting—setting off a narrative that is equal parts thrilling and darkly funny.
- Knowing that Morris’s films were darkly revealing about his subjects, I asked Bob what his capacity for further excoriation and humiliation would be.
- When it comes to the draft, we’re all looking through a glass darkly, and that extends even to the professionals.
- Pino and Lobato aren’t what I’d call careful in this lightning-paced thriller, whose tone vacillates between darkly comic and sincerely tragic.
- These are exquisite seances in line with the sonic traditions she pioneered a half-century ago, but suffused with the darkly tinted wisdom of a life entering its winter.
- He looks at me darkly, as if to blame me for the price of movie tickets.
- “Well we have a new parliament and there are no excuses left,” he says darkly.
- Smart, so smart, and darkly handsome; a practical joker, large-hearted and fun.
- But this season he turns down the wattage, playing a darkly serious role in a play said to be about fly-fishing.
- Alan Cumming shimmered darkly and brilliantly as the emcee in the Cabaret performance.
- But that sin was of small importance compared to the other revelations, so darkly hinted at by Aunty Rosa.
- Marius frowned darkly, but before he could speak, Tressan was insinuating a compliment to the Marquise.
- The camphor tree overhead was thrown out darkly against the stars, like its own shadow.
- "There may have been reasons," Diana suggested darkly, and Sir Rowland's eyes narrowed at the hint.
- I wish I had brought some cotton, Carol commented darkly, for my ears, she added at Janets curious glance.