condescendingly

• adv. 谦逊地；俯就地；屈尊地

• Thestoriesare notangry,accusatory,or evenideological. It’s worse: theyarecondescendinglyelegiac.

  这些故事并不代表愤怒、指责，甚至思想，更糟的是：它们是婉转的挽歌。

• Whenshewantedtotalk aboutherwork,hewouldchange thesubject,orat bestlistencondescendingly,as ifshewere achildtellingofschoolexcitements.

  当她想要谈论她的工作时，他就转话题，或最多屈尊地听一听，好象她是个孩子在讲述学校的趣事。

• "Youwant to look out for them things, "saidthe officeron the left,condescendingly.

  “你要当心这些转弯的地方，”左边的警察屈尊地说。

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