- 看过 reluctantly 的人也看了 :
- warily
- hesitantly
- cautiously
- unwillingly
- carefully
- involuntarily
- grudgingly
- unenthusiastically
reluctantly 的定义
- without really wanting to; unwillingly: I told her to take a break, just for one moment, and she reluctantly pulled away from her work.
reluctantly 近义词
under protest
更多reluctantly例句
- If you cannot, Miss Manners reluctantly condones not answering, on the theory that business etiquette does not require responses to those calling — metaphorically, in this case — to sell you something.
- First, Facebook, Google and the rest have reluctantly embraced their role as our gatekeepers to information, and there’s likely no going back.
- Since my being home alone wasn’t a huge departure from my normal routine, my parents reluctantly agreed to let me stay home all day.
- As a result we have reluctantly come to the difficult decision to wind down the business, return cash to our shareholders, and say goodbye to our colleagues with grace.
- Facebook’s threatThe social network spoke out saying that, if passed, it would “reluctantly” stop news sharing.
- In contrast to so many of those who were drafted, the players did not enter the Vietnam War reluctantly.
- She reluctantly agreed to make her grams happy, and participated in the Miss Universe Canada pageant, placing in the top 15.
- He has reluctantly reconnected with a brother we didn't even know he had in Season 1.
- Yatsenyuk has announced that his party will now go into the elections, reluctantly, on a list separate from Poroshenko's.
- He is convinced that, in the end, economic reasoning will force Scots to reluctantly reject independence.
- There seems something in that also which I could spare only very reluctantly from a new Bible in the world.
- When this last shred of hope was gone, the Brigadier reluctantly gave the order to retreat.
- The weapons, the most unusual weapons, we are reluctantly compelled to accept under protest.
- That is impossible—sahib—” and the words came reluctantly—“there are no boats on the river these days.
- On his return to Manila in February, 1903, he reluctantly took the required oath and was permitted to remain in the capital.