honestly的意思|honestly的解释-里氏词典

honestly ['ɒnistli]

ad. 真诚地, 公正地

honestly

[ adv ]

(used as intensives reflecting the speaker's attitude) it is sincerely the case that

<adv.all>

honestly, I don't believe it

candidly, I think she doesn't have a conscience

frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn

in an honest manner

<adv.all>

in he can't get it honestly, he is willing to steal it

was known for dealing aboveboard in everything

Honestly \Hon"est*ly\, adv.
1. Honorably; becomingly; decently. [Obs.] --Chaucer.

2. In an honest manner; as, a contract honestly made; to live
honestly; to speak honestly. --Shak.

{To come honestly by}.
(a) To get honestly.
(b) A circumlocution for to inherit; as, to come honestly
by a feature, a mental trait, a peculiarity.

Company officials say building popular options in as standard equipment will mean that base model prices more honestly reflect the prices customers actually will pay for cars.
Derwinski said "there was nothing malicious or intentional to what I did," and contended, "I honestly do not believe I ever endangered anyone.
But, you know, I honestly don't think Dick saw what he was doing wrong."
To convince the government and an increasingly skeptical public that it should remain that way, Mr. Alexander must prove the City can effectively and honestly regulate itself.
"I honestly don't care where they end up in the standings," he says.
"I am prepared to accept the Nicaraguan government's intention today to carry out an honestly counted election," Francis MacNeil, who was President Carter's ambassador to Costa Rica, told the Commission on Free and Fair Elections in Nicaragua.
He doubts the debate over burden sharing will help the allies resolve their budget problems unless they talk more honestly about the need to cut spending.
"If you tried it, tried it honestly and fairly, I would predict it would improve things dramatically," he added.
They honestly believe that there is something quite new and different about the success of French and Saunders because they are too young to remember how Morecambe and Wise bestrode the nation via television in the 1960s.
"There is little the Kuomintang can say about the student movement because, honestly, there is very little they can do about it," says Mr. Chou of the Institute of International Relations.
"If their theory is accepted," he said, "then any smoker who would answer honestly would have to be a saint or a fool."
U.S. District Judge Prentice Marshall said Monday that Paul Much "was not dealt with honestly or fairly" because he was forced by the company to sell back his Duff & Phelps stock in 1983 when he quit for another job.
"We know there is going to be a challenge," he said. "There are some people who very sincerely and honestly believe that herbicides are a poison that should not be used, and they are going to take whatever aggressive actions they believe they should.
Multiculturalism is a high and mighty program, as long as it is honestly practiced and doesn't try to pretend that Cervantes and Shakespeare don't exist.
"We always tried to give the woman the strength to truly see clearly what it was she honestly wanted to do. That was our job as we saw it, not to push her in either direction," she said.
"I honestly can tell you I am doing it because of my friendship with Judge Mikva," Wald said.
The survey said that might mean respondents weren't willing to speak honestly about their own problems, or that the declining American family is a myth fueled by widespread media reports of crime and social ills.
Addressing the Soviet people and the Americans, addressing all nations from these hallowed steps of the Moscow Kremlin, I hereby declare we have been working honestly and with perseverance, and we shall continue to do so, to fulfill that historic mandate.
While political pilgrims such as George Bernard Shaw flooded into the Soviet Union and saw what they wanted to see, others such as Rosa Luxembourg and Max Eastman looked honestly and came away shaken.
'I say no, honestly.
Later, they were asked to complete it again, but this time to answer as honestly as possible.
"Quite honestly, it's pretty peripheral to our business."
The judge said the court found that Rashid "held onto the weapons because he honestly felt he feared for his life.
Were the drafters honestly mistaken or were they trying to slant intelligence to influence policy?
Our opinion is given honestly with no ulterior motives.
Unfortunately, all many companies are doing these days is slapping labels with misleading or outright false claims on their products, rather than looking for ways to honestly help environmentally conscious shoppers.
"I honestly feel the judge did the right thing here," defense attorney Alan A. Olshan said, adding he didn't think Ms. Kazuck understood either decision in the trial.
China's Standard Opinion says the duty of directors is to act 'honestly and sincerely'; it is silent on a director's obligations.
"Rock 'n' roll came over me like a fever that I never got rid of," he recalled in a recent interview, "consumed me like a poison _ completely consumed me to where I can honestly say I didn't think of anything else.
I honestly believe it's due to getting off our backsides.' Warning that recovery in this sector is some way off, Mr McGuinness cites crankshaft regrinding, in which 90 per cent of the company's business is UK-based.

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