enviably

英['enviəbli] 美['enviəbli]
  • adv. 可羡慕地
Adverb:
  1. in an enviable manner;

    "she was enviably fluent in French"

1. A few enviably lucky people met you here and there in Shanghai.
一些让人嫉妒的幸运儿在上海的这里或那里遇见了你。

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2. Of course, still having enviably well preserved "shoulders" also helps.
当然啦,完好地保留这个令人羡慕的“肩膀”自然有用处。

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3. It is not uncommon for East Asian societies to enjoy enviably high levels of employment and low rates of crime.
对于东亚国家来说,取得这些令人羡慕的告诉的发掌和低犯罪率不是不寻常的事情。

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4. These are actually the main reasons why the number of our customers is not just enviably stable, but keeps growing.
就是这些主要因素令我们的客户数量不仅令人羡慕地保持稳定,还不断在上升。

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5. Our marriage life seemed to be enviably happy. But the calm life was more likely to be affected by unpredictable changes.
这样的婚姻生活被很多人看起来是轻松愉快的遭人嫉妒,但平静的生活往往更容易被毫无准备变化而打破。

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6. Graham added a more startling note: Investors would be 'enviably fortunate' to benefit from the 'advantages' of a long bear market.
格拉汉姆还提出了一个更令人吃惊的说法:投资者可以把握长期熊市的“大好时机”获利,这样的运气好得令人慕。

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7. Fast-forward more than two decades and Fukuyama, now 58 and the Freeman Spogli senior fellow at Stanford University, has aged enviably little.
时间推进20年,现年58岁,身为斯坦福大学弗里曼·斯波格利资深研究员的福山并未显老,实在令人羡煞。

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8. Around the age of 8, however, children typically become enviably optimistic and delightfully confident and trusting of both themselves and others.
但是,在约8岁时,孩子通常变得令人企羡地乐观,令人高兴地自信,并且信任自己和他人。

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9. Around the age of 8, however, children typically become enviably optimistic and delightfully confident and trusting of both themselves and others.
但是,在约8岁时,孩子通常变得令人企羡地乐观,令人高兴地自信,并且信任自己和他人。

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