exquisitely [
'ekskwizitli]
ad. 精巧地, 敏锐地
- A small, exquisitely wrought trinket.
珠宝,首饰小巧精致的装饰物 - He plays Chopin exquisitely as his own.
他以精湛的技艺演奏着肖邦的作品,好像作品是出自他自己之手。 - These gardens are not big but exquisitely laid out.
这些园林规模不大,但布局灵巧。
exquisitely[ adv ]
in a delicate manner
<adv.all>
finely shaped featuresher fine drawn body
Exquisitely \Ex"qui*site*ly\, adv.
In an exquisite manner or degree; as, lace exquisitely
wrought.
To a sensitive observer there was something exquisitely
painful in it. --Hawthorne.
- The flavour of his childhood, and the dawning of the passion for rivers, are exquisitely captured in the opening chapter of An Open Creel, Waters Of Youth.
- This paradox is especially evident in her recent works, exquisitely subtle platinum-palladium and gelatin-silver prints of carefully arranged still-life compositions.
- On her arrival at the mysterious 'school' in India, the first thing she saw was women students, exquisitely made up, performing the female classical dance drama known as Mohiniattam.
- His manner was old-fashioned, aristocratic, exquisitely courtly - the style of The Little Prince.
- 'Die Stille' was natural territory, of course - winsome staccato, with a touch of irony; but where she might have just floated 'Mondnacht' exquisitely (she controls long lines to perfection, and rhythmic periods too) her visionary purpose drew tears.
- "Ultrafast CT is exquisitely sensitive at detecting the presence of calcium in the arteries, a sign of atherosclerotic disease," Breen said.
- But it is more likely to happen if both sides simply engage in a negative arms race rather than try to work out an exquisitely nuanced agreement on every abandoned nut and bolt.
- Lawrence Whistler is now 80, and celebrates with a small but fully representative and exquisitely chosen retrospective of his work as an engraver on glass (34 New Bond Street W1, until January 24).