miserably 的定义
- wretchedly unhappy, uneasy, or uncomfortable: miserable victims of war.
- wretchedly poor; needy.
- of wretched character or quality; contemptible: a miserable villain.
- attended with or causing misery: a miserable existence.
- manifesting misery.
- worthy of pity; deplorable: a miserable failure.
miserably 近义词
poorly
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更多miserably例句
- Misery may love company, but when everyone is more or less miserable, we need some kind of relief valve.
- She had never hiked or camped because her allergies make her miserable outdoors.
- I’m worried I’ll end up cold and miserable, sitting alone in the woods and unable to enjoy the experience.
- Though Minnesota’s good fortune this season is proof that can always change, the T-Wolves also prove you have to suffer through some pretty miserable basketball to give yourself enough chances for that luck to reverse.
- They lived in a camp that houses more than 5,000 people who had fled Boko Haram, and life in the camp was miserable.
- Their first attempt to unseat the House speaker failed miserably, so why not try again?
- So, miserably, he resorted to the autocue, and even this he turned into a disaster.
- And, crucially, what next for these so-called lost women, for the lost girls who have been failed so miserably?
- Most of those states, moreover, failed miserably in basic functions.
- I had expected Alaska to be miserably cold, with howling winds and fierce storms.
- Few of us ever made a proper use of models, and nearly all of us have miserably trained hands.
- The huts of the poor people are miserably bad, being mostly built of clay and wood, and threatening to fall down every moment.
- Controve, compose or invent tunes, foule fayle, fail miserably.
- Those two men are to-day holding their offices by the vote of a miserably lean minority of the people of the State of Tennessee.
- He looks as pale as the visard of the ghost which cries so miserably at the Theatre, like an oyster-wife, "Hamlet, revenge!"