laconically
adv. 簡短地,簡潔地
If you describe someone as laconic, you mean that they use very few words to say something, so that they seem casual or unfriendly.
Usually so laconic in the office, Dr. Lahey seemed less guarded, more relaxed...
平常在辦公室裡寡言少語的萊希醫生似乎少了些拘謹,多了幾分輕鬆。
'At least we weren't kidnapped.' — 'I'm glad of that,' was the laconic response.
“至少咱們沒被綁架。”——“對此我很慶幸,”答覆就是這麼簡短的一句話。
1. in a dry laconic manner;
" I have a key,'said Rhett laconically, and his eyes met Melanie's evenly.
" 我有鑰匙, "瑞德直截了當說.他和媚蘭的眼光正好相遇.
'says he's sick,'said Johnnie laconically.
" 他說他有玻"約翰尼要理不理的說.