grumpily

grumpily

美 ['ɡrʌmpɪlɪ] 　英 ['ɡrʌmpɪlɪ]

• adv.性情乖戾地

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'Are we allowed to speak yet? ' said Ron grumpily. Hermione ignored him.

“我们现在可以说话了吧？”罗恩没好气地说。赫敏不理睬他。

For the next 20 years Engels worked grumpily away, handing over half his generous income to an ever more demanding Marx.

在其后的20年间，恩格斯任劳但不任怨的经营棉纺厂，将其丰厚收入的一半交给需求越来越多的马克思。

Grab, rounder, grumpily, confident, expensive, contribute, compete.

抢抓，圆，好生气地，自信，昂贵的，贡献，竞争。

When they took the draft to Clinton, he was grumpily watching the Arkansas Razorbacks on television.

将汇票克林顿他是没好气地看阿肯色州鳄在电视上。

Less grumpily, Thomas Jefferson termed it "splendid misery. "

性格没那么乖戾的托马斯.杰斐逊则称之为“华丽的痛苦”。

Mark often acts grumpily if Kathleen wakes him up too early in the morning.

假如凯萨琳早上太早把马克吵醒，马克通常会暴跳如雷。