英语单词短语词组“rakishly”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

rakishly

adverb

old-fashioned

/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/us

/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/

in aconfidentlycarelessandinformalway:

There was apaintbrushstuckrakishly behind hisear.

Asmallhattrailingpeacockfeatherssatrakishly on herhead.

in animmoralway, usedespeciallyinrelationto a man who hassexwith a lot of women:

放荡地，骄奢淫逸地

"I'm not a goodperson," StephentellsMolly, whom he hastreatedrakishly.“我不是一个好人，”斯蒂芬告诉莫莉，他对莫莉态度很是放荡。

How many women havespentaneveningbeing rakishlycharmedand thensorelydisappointed?有多少女人曾在某个夜晚被放荡的魅力所吸引，然后又痛心疾首地失望？

More examples

Sheworea roundwhitecaprakishlytiltedover herleftear.
Grinning rakishly, Kateleanedup andkissedhislipsgently.
Johanneswinkedat her rakishly.
Heworerakishly unbuttonedsilkshirts.
He was rakishlyhandsome, with hissaltandpepperhairandSpanishaccent.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Confidence & self-assurance

amour propre
aplomb
assertive
assertively
assertiveness
dignity
dogmatic
dogmatically
dogmatism
dogmatist
putyourshirt onsomethingidiom
rakish
rakishness
safe
safety blanket
surely
swag
swash
tall
to be sureidiom

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(Definition ofrakishlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rakishly

adverb

old-fashioned

/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/us

/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/

in animmoralway, usedespeciallyinrelationto a man who hassexwith a lot of women

放荡地，骄奢淫逸地

"I'm not a goodperson," StephentellsMolly, whom he hastreatedrakishly.“我不是一个好人，”斯蒂芬告诉莫莉，他对莫莉态度很是放荡。

How many women havespentaneveningbeing rakishlycharmedand thensorelydisappointed?有多少女人曾在某个夜晚被放荡的魅力所吸引，然后又痛心疾首地失望？

More examples

Sheworea roundwhitecaprakishlytiltedover herleftear.
Grinning rakishly, Kateleanedup andkissedhislipsgently.
Johanneswinkedat her rakishly.
Heworerakishly unbuttonedsilkshirts.
He was rakishlyhandsome, with hissaltandpepperhairandSpanishaccent.

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Examplesofrakishly

rakishly

He tossed back the alcohol and thenrakishlythrew the ice glass into the flames of the bar's black-glass fire pit.

FromWashington Post

He was attired, then, in a sort of burlesque "fashionable" lounge suit and wore a straw hat setrakishlybackward on his well-oiled dark hair.

FromProject Gutenberg

A soft, wide-brimmed felt hat satrakishlyupon his head.

FromProject Gutenberg

A paper crown was setrakishlyon his head.

FromProject Gutenberg

She was gone only a moment, and rejoined him with her big hat thrown back somewhatrakishlyon her head.

FromProject Gutenberg

A faded cap perchedrakishlyon a mop of brilliant red hair; his eyes were blue and hard and wide open.

FromProject Gutenberg

His gray hat was tiltedrakishlyup at the back and down in front, and a handkerchief was knotted loosely around his throat.

FromProject Gutenberg

He was in evening dress, and an opera hat was setrakishlyon the back of his head.

FromProject Gutenberg

She wore a dark tan serge traveling coat with a brown service cap to match that set a bitrakishlyon her red curls.

FromProject Gutenberg

Her shawl was dragged to one side, and her bonnet satrakishly.

FromProject Gutenberg

The gate had been torn from its hinges and was drapedrakishlyover the roadster.

FromProject Gutenberg

She wore her old black bonnet, and the wind had tipped thatrakishlyto one side.

FromProject Gutenberg

She was so stern that even herrakishlytipped bonnet did not seem at all funny.

FromProject Gutenberg

He wore a well-fitting suit of yachting flannels and a yachting cap of blue was set ratherrakishlyon his head.

FromProject Gutenberg

His claws, which were non-retractile, were notrakishlylong as are the grizzly's, but protruded slightly beyond the long hair upon his feet.

FromProject Gutenberg

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单词	rakishly
释义	rakishly adverb old-fashioned uk /ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/us /ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/ in aconfidentlycarelessandinformalway: There was apaintbrushstuckrakishly behind hisear. Asmallhattrailingpeacockfeatherssatrakishly on herhead. in animmoralway, usedespeciallyinrelationto a man who hassexwith a lot of women: 放荡地，骄奢淫逸地 "I'm not a goodperson," StephentellsMolly, whom he hastreatedrakishly.“我不是一个好人，”斯蒂芬告诉莫莉，他对莫莉态度很是放荡。 How many women havespentaneveningbeing rakishlycharmedand thensorelydisappointed?有多少女人曾在某个夜晚被放荡的魅力所吸引，然后又痛心疾首地失望？ More examples Sheworea roundwhitecaprakishlytiltedover herleftear. Grinning rakishly, Kateleanedup andkissedhislipsgently. Johanneswinkedat her rakishly. Heworerakishly unbuttonedsilkshirts. He was rakishlyhandsome, with hissaltandpepperhairandSpanishaccent. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Confidence & self-assurance amour propre aplomb assertive assertively assertiveness dignity dogmatic dogmatically dogmatism dogmatist putyourshirt onsomethingidiom rakish rakishness safe safety blanket surely swag swash tall to be sureidiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Bad and wrong behaviour See rakish (Definition ofrakishlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) rakishly adverb old-fashioned uk /ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/us /ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.li/ in animmoralway, usedespeciallyinrelationto a man who hassexwith a lot of women 放荡地，骄奢淫逸地 "I'm not a goodperson," StephentellsMolly, whom he hastreatedrakishly.“我不是一个好人，”斯蒂芬告诉莫莉，他对莫莉态度很是放荡。 How many women havespentaneveningbeing rakishlycharmedand thensorelydisappointed?有多少女人曾在某个夜晚被放荡的魅力所吸引，然后又痛心疾首地失望？ More examples Sheworea roundwhitecaprakishlytiltedover herleftear. Grinning rakishly, Kateleanedup andkissedhislipsgently. Johanneswinkedat her rakishly. Heworerakishly unbuttonedsilkshirts. He was rakishlyhandsome, with hissaltandpepperhairandSpanishaccent. See rakish Examplesofrakishly rakishly He tossed back the alcohol and thenrakishlythrew the ice glass into the flames of the bar's black-glass fire pit. FromWashington Post He was attired, then, in a sort of burlesque "fashionable" lounge suit and wore a straw hat setrakishlybackward on his well-oiled dark hair. FromProject Gutenberg A soft, wide-brimmed felt hat satrakishlyupon his head. FromProject Gutenberg A paper crown was setrakishlyon his head. FromProject Gutenberg She was gone only a moment, and rejoined him with her big hat thrown back somewhatrakishlyon her head. FromProject Gutenberg A faded cap perchedrakishlyon a mop of brilliant red hair; his eyes were blue and hard and wide open. FromProject Gutenberg His gray hat was tiltedrakishlyup at the back and down in front, and a handkerchief was knotted loosely around his throat. FromProject Gutenberg He was in evening dress, and an opera hat was setrakishlyon the back of his head. FromProject Gutenberg She wore a dark tan serge traveling coat with a brown service cap to match that set a bitrakishlyon her red curls. FromProject Gutenberg Her shawl was dragged to one side, and her bonnet satrakishly. FromProject Gutenberg The gate had been torn from its hinges and was drapedrakishlyover the roadster. FromProject Gutenberg She wore her old black bonnet, and the wind had tipped thatrakishlyto one side. FromProject Gutenberg She was so stern that even herrakishlytipped bonnet did not seem at all funny. FromProject Gutenberg He wore a well-fitting suit of yachting flannels and a yachting cap of blue was set ratherrakishlyon his head. FromProject Gutenberg His claws, which were non-retractile, were notrakishlylong as are the grizzly's, but protruded slightly beyond the long hair upon his feet. FromProject Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/rakishly##
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