insincerely
insincerely
1. 1.To compliment excessively and often insincerely, especially in order to win favor.
(一般来说上级不会刻意的用谄媚的话讨好下级。
2. She is good at speaking sweat words but speak insincerely.
1.她很会讲一些言不由衷的好听话。
3. Before 25 years old, you should remember that love is usually insincerely, or it is not clean, pure or it can not become forever easily like what you think.
25岁之前，请记得，爱情通常是假的，或者不是你所想象的那样纯洁和永远。如果你过了25岁，那么你应该懂得这个道理。
4. Too the loquacity, speaks insincerely 。
[太多话，我们言不由衷。
5. "I'm sorry," she replied insincerely.
“对不起，”她敷衍地说。
6. In light of the fact that with window market of software of exclusive personal computer is as high as 9 to become, this word listens will appear speak insincerely.
以视窗独占个人电脑软件市场高达9成的事实来看,这番话听来似乎言不由衷。
7. 1.hypocritically; unctuously; 2.affectedly or insincerely courteous, etc.3.to shed crocodile tears; to pretend
假惺惺
8. Next, must display sincerely, avoids speaking insincerely.
其次，要表现出真诚，避免言不由衷。
9. A woman who flirt insincerely
卖弄风情之女子
10. The likelihood because thoughtway is confused, or speak insincerely, the person that consequently academic group fumbles to this has, conversation is amphibolous, specious person those who have.
可能因为思想方法混乱，或者言不由衷，因而理论界对此含糊其辞者有之，说话模棱两可、似是而非者有之。
11. As a result, the saying "Lord Ye loves dragons" is used to describe someone who insincerely professes affection for something.
后人就用"叶公好龙"来比喻对某一事物只是表面上的喜欢而非真的爱好。
12. Under some circumstances. we always habitually talk insincerely.
在一些情况下.我们总是习惯性地言不由衷.
13. Under some circumstances, we always habitually talk insincerely.
在一些情况下，我们总是习惯性地言不由衷。
14. Time Aituoao will also have will speak insincerely, the people inconvenience to get to the root.
埃托奥也会有言不由衷时候，人们不便去刨根问底。
15. To compliment excessively and often insincerely, especially in order to win favor.
奉承尤指为了博得欢心的过分地且常常为不真诚地赞扬
16. she congratulated him somewhat insincerely.
她向他祝贺时没有太大诚意。
17. She speaks insincerely when she says nice things to others.
她在恭维别人时总是言不由衷。
18. She can speak some good words insincerely.
她很会讲一些言不由衷的好听话。
19. "To compliment excessively and often insincerely, especially in order to win favor."
尤指为了博得欢心的过分地且常常为不真诚地赞扬.
20. You said that my working ability, the manner gets along with people exquisitely, the style and so on felt is the flattery words, false, speaks insincerely being perfunctory.
就连你说我工作能力强，为人处世强，文笔优美等等都感觉是奉承的话，虚假的，言不由衷的敷衍。）
21. 7.Mr Bush left the Hapsburg capital a bit like a ridiculed rich uncle at a family reunion, welcomed insincerely to his face and belittled behind his back.
布什，象在一个在重新团聚的家族中受到挪愚的富舅舅，有点郁闷地离开了卢森堡的首都，来时受到诚挚地欢迎，走时受到贬损。
22. effusively or insincerely emotional.
情感洋溢或者不诚恳。
23. Boys found themselves a lot to want to tell her, but every time he said the truth is not their own, often see the girls, Shouzuwucuo, insincerely.
我们是否应该针对婚恋双方的性格特点，心理测试在心理方面也做一番检查呢？''
24. He and I are ambiguous between the insincerely.
我和他之间的暧昧都是言不由衷.
25. She is good at say sweet words which are insincerely speaking.
我来带你去看看要用作语言实验室的那个房间吧.
26. Consequently, the media's stock-in-trade lends itself to speaking insincerely.
所以，我们媒体惯用的手法是顾左右而言其他。
27. To talk or act insincerely or misleadingly;equivocate.
敷衍不忠实地或误导地说或做；
28. To talk or act insincerely or misleadingly; equivocate.
敷衍不忠实地或误导地说或做；支吾
29. Even those neighbours who had called Peter Featherstone an old fox, had neve accused him of being insincerely polite.
有些邻居骂彼得·费瑟斯通是老狐狸，但即使这些人也从没指责他虚情假意。
30. Even those neighbours who had called Peter Featherstone an old fox, had never accused him of being insincerely polite.
有些邻居骂彼得?费瑟斯通是老狐狸，但即使这些人也从没指责他虚情假意。
31. Dixon started insincerely.
狄克逊虚情假意地表示一下震惊。
32. Fourthly, when it plays a part, and does or says anything insincerely and untruly.
第四，当灵魂装腔作势，无诚意而为或言不由衷时，它粗暴地对待自身。
33. Cangtianzaishang, thick soil next, many things insincerely ah!
苍天在上，厚土在下，许多事都言不由衷啊！
34. speak insincerely; one's words belie his mind; insincere in one's words; hypocritical
言不由衷
35. Was saying some speak insincerely speech, stabbing pain each other heart.
说着一些言不由衷的话，刺痛彼此的心。
36. Say, this step that is the speak insincerely that the family collects fees stopped.
说起来，这只是人家收费的言不由衷的台阶罢了。
37. This person is very slippery: he treats people completely insincerely.
这个人很油滑，待人没有一点诚意。
38. The central meaning shared by these adjectives is “insincerely, self-servingly, or smugly agreeable or earnest”:
这些形容词所共有的意义是“虚假地，自以为是或为个人私利而假装随和或热忱的”：
