tiresomely

常见例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

用作定语: ～+ n.

• He can be a very tiresome child at times.
  他有时候会是一个非常讨厌的孩子。

用作表语: S+be+～+to- v

• A diffuse book is very tiresome to read.
  冗长的书读起来令人厌倦。

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双语例句

• British chancellors tiresomely wont to lecture finance ministers in mainland Europe about their superior policies.
  英国的财政大臣也常常向欧洲大陆的财政部长们演讲他们的优越政策。
• British workers were admirably reluctant to strike; British chancellors tiresomely wont to lecture finance ministers in mainland Europe about their superior policies.
  那时英国的工人极不愿意去罢工；英国的财政大臣也常常向欧洲大陆的财政部长们演讲他们的优越政策。
• I determined they should come about as they pleased for me; and though it was a tiresomely slow process, I began to rejoice at length in a faint dawn of its progress: as I thought at first.
  我断定他们要是愿意的话，就会来找我的。 虽然这是一个令人厌烦的缓慢过程，我开始庆幸到底在进展中有一线曙光了：正如我起初所想的那样。

权威例句

• Because it is public, it is likely to be nasty, brutish and tiresomely long-winded.
  ECONOMIST: The political mincing-machine
• But the drum of campus political correctness beats tiresomely in the background through much of the book.
  ECONOMIST: Theodor Seuss Geisel
• Canada, which displays distinctive robustness on Arctic issues, is not minded to admit the EU, which tiresomely bemoans the annual seal slaughter.
  ECONOMIST: Arctic politics: Cosy amid the thaw The
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