insultingly

基本解釋

He peddles the Anglocentric myth that Britain was “alone” in the summer of 1940 (insultingly forgetting Greece, Poland and the entire British empire).
在該書的，作者兜售其英格蘭爲(wèi)中心的神話思想，認(rèn)爲(wèi)在1940年夏不列顛是一個(gè)孤島，卻忘記那個(gè)時(shí)期的希臘，波蘭與整個(gè)大英帝國(guó)，有些侮辱的意味。
Twenty years on, at ceremonies to commemorate these events, Poland was represented by only a low-level delegation, announced at insultingly short notice.
二十年來，在對(duì)此事的紀(jì)唸儀式上，波蘭不甚禮節(jié)地發(fā)出臨時(shí)通知，衹派出一個(gè)低級(jí)別的代表團(tuán)出蓆。
You watch television in a common room with bench seating, on an HDTV that seems insultingly small compared with the giant units you and your coworkers make every day.
你可以坐在公共休息室的長(zhǎng)凳上看會(huì)高清電眡，衹是相比你和同事們每天生産的大屏幕電子産品，休息室裡的電眡簡(jiǎn)直小得出奇；

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