nostalgically

美 [nɑ?stæld??k?l?] 　英 [n??stæld??k?l?]

• adv.懷念之情
• 網(wǎng)絡懷舊地；鄉(xiāng)愁式

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英漢解釋

adv.

1. 懷念之情

例句

Undermining Faith. Christians are sometimes inclined to look back nostalgically at the medieval world as the great age of faith.

基督徒有時會無限惋惜地懷念起中世紀的世界，認為那是宗教的黃金時代。

As she talks nostalgically of her days of glory. . . A poignant undertow emerges.

當她懷舊地談到她的光榮日子時…一陣痛苦的回潮涌現(xiàn)出來。

Nostalgically, Clinton people now refer to early February as a time of "joyful chaos. "

Nostalgically克林頓人們現(xiàn)在是時間到二月初的“快樂的混亂?！?/jz>

The Estate of Unrest must be one of the zones most nostalgically remembered by EQ players.

無寧莊園對于EQ玩家來說，必定是一個最令人懷念的區(qū)域之一。

When an Iranian parliamentarian mentions nostalgically that Bahrain was once a Persian province, a wave of Sunni suspicion erupts.

當伊朗國會議員滿懷思念地說起巴林也曾一度是波斯省份，一股遜尼派懷疑風波席卷而來。

Equally nostalgically, observers from the ex-Yugoslav countries sat together as a group.

同樣作為傳統(tǒng)的是，前南斯拉夫國家的觀察國成員作為一支團隊坐到了一起。

The name refers nostalgically to the price Russians paid for ice cream in the 1960s and 1970s.

這個名字很懷舊，意指上世紀六、七十年代蘇聯(lián)人購買冰淇淋的價錢。

A famous Egyptian film, "Nasser 56" , lingers nostalgically over the Egyptian leader.

一部著名的埃及電影《納賽爾56》懷舊地紀念了這位埃及領導人。

I look back nostalgically the past all nostalgia.

我懷戀過去的所有。