slyly 的定义
- in a deceitful manner; cunningly: They slyly plot to overthrow us.
- in a roguish or mischievous way: Some were serious, while others slyly winked at the camera.
slyly 近义词
cleverly
更多slyly例句
- Sandground liked to tell stories that slyly doubled as publicity.
- SDG&E slyly allows the fiction to persist that it pays the franchise fees, though at least one City Council member noted that nearly all of that money is collected from us – SDG&E’s customers.
- “The world is porous and full of holes…so you just find the cracks,” Austin says slyly.
- “I like the symbolism,” Ware says slyly before reaching for a shopping cart.
- He was a shy, abrupt, slyly witty, and intensely thoughtful man.
- Leaving the Atocha Station A widely acclaimed debut novel with a slyly self-conscious look at a young poet just passing the time.
- Slyly moving past the bushy eye-browed front clerk, I ran upstairs to my mother.
- That is,' he slyly added, 'unless your father has already made a will, disinheriting you.'
- She moves slyly among the bracken, and her exquisite scent serves to guide her unerringly as she works up wind.
- There was Old Slade, from over on the bluff opposite, slyly cutting a sliver of salt fish from one in the bale upon which he sat.
- Adelaide turned her quiet face, unflushed, unruffled, and neither laughed sillily nor looked slyly.
- Barbara glanced at his thoughtful, strong face from under the edge of her picture-hat, which slyly she had rearranged.