wittily

基本解释

Even Mr Cameron, speaking wittily at the book's launch last week, could not make his "Conservative means for progressive ends" line sound snappy.
甚至连卡梅隆先生本人，上周在发行这本书时也无法流利的表达他的“出于改良目的的保守党主张”。
From reforming the country’s education system to rolling out a broadband network, he makes the case, often wittily, more often sarcastically, that self-congratulation replaced effectiveness.
从国家的教育改革到宽带网络的推出, 他时常带着诙谐, 更多的时候是嘲讽的语气来描述这些例子, 结果往往是沾沾自喜而无实际效益.
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“Richistan” (2007), his previous book, wittily described the key differences between the new generation of super wealthy and the merely rich, and charted the emerging tensions between them.
在他早期写的书《富人国》（2007）中，他敏锐地刻画了新一代巨富与仅仅“有钱”的人之间最根本的区别，并预言了二者之间逐渐暴露的紧张关系。

Wittily, Robbins has appropriated for his own purposes the attack-dog campaign style of the right wing.
NEWYORKER: Bob Roberts
FBI, watches the game alongside Frank Sinatra and a wittily drunken Jackie Gleason.
ECONOMIST: A less-than-great American novel
Sullivan argues, wittily and with his tongue only slightly inserted into his cheek, that in a Baudrillardian way reality TV is not fake but very real.
NEWYORKER: Reality Effects