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mildly ['maildli]

ad. 柔和地, 和善地, 适度地

mildly

[ adv ]

to a moderate degree

<adv.all>

he was mildly interested

in a gentle manner

<adv.all>

he talked gently to the injured animal

Mildly \Mild"ly\, adv.
In a mild manner.

But he is still mildly shocked when he encounters executives who demand an interview before casting him. 'They've never heard of me.
The U.S. missed a great opportunity when it reacted so mildly to Iraq's chemical attacks.
Steven E. Hill, however, an analyst with Sutro & Co. who describes himself as "mildly bearish" on Blockbuster shares, said he doubts the war in the Persian Gulf fully explains the first-quarter estimate.
This is meant, I think, as a satiric comment on the American dream gone berserk, but it ends up sounding trite and mildly didactic.
It said a young woman worried that she was a silent carrier of the fragile-X defect because her sister had a fragile-X retarded son and a mildly retarded daughter.
But junk fund investors turned mildly bullish in May, with junk funds enjoying net inflows of $57.2 million.
After getting mildly tear gassed, I returned to the hotel and heard soldiers had arrested opposition leader Carlos Ernesto de la Lastra, whom I had interviewed during the march.
Successive political initiatives, like Mr Peter Brooke's, have been tried and petered out. Favourable straws There are one or two mildly favourable straws in the wind.
China proposed to its United Nations Security Council colleagues yesterday that they issue a mildly worded statement urging North Korea to allow unhampered inspection of its nuclear facilities, Reuter reports from New York.
There was little in the way of chiaroscuro, nor does the Barbican Hall afford much room for depth-effects. Tilson Thomas delivered the score with sharp precision and some mildly unusual ideas.
"The dollar is still mildly bearish and will move in a tight range for the time being," he added.
In November, however, state officials acknowledged that the recession gripping much of the country had spread mildly to Washington.
News of the narrower September U.S. trade deficit was cited as a mildly bullish element as well.
It's mildly interesting at the start, and then it just sits there.
The commission voted not to act on a mildly worded resolution that would have secured an official role for the United Nations in a planned visit by human rights experts to Iraq.
Reaction was mildly positive to news that the producer price index of finished goods dropped 0.1 percent in November.
First part: mildly hypnotic tale of clean-living couple (Kevin Kline, Mary Elisabeth Mastrantonio) led into criminal and sexual temptation by new neighbour and wife (Kevin Spacey, Rebecca Miller).
Instead of a "Threepenny Opera" dramatically better than one of our own young theaters might have done locally, we got a mildly interesting production by a company younger and greener than several doing business here.
Other motions have argued that the black man should not be executed because he is mildly retarded, because an all-white jury convicted him, and because the jury was never told he had been was abused as a child.
People who were only mildly connected to her, along with fans from all over the world have been calling here," said Watson.
The insurance industry, which has the most to lose with the setup, has responded mildly.
The bill, which faces an uncertain future in the House, also would establish a $1 billion fund to clean up or stablize large, mildly radioactive piles of uranium tailings at 26 sites in seven Western states.
"When we went higher, no one took notice, so the market drifted mildly lower," he added.
"For affluent Americans, a new energy tax would be the equivalent of a luxury excise tax: mildly irritating but bearable."
He noted that when even mildly elevated blood pressure is brought down through drugs and behavior changes, people's risk of stroke is cut in half.
The NRC has found a list of deficiencies in the plant's operations, including the release of mildly radioactive water into the Susquehanna River, misclassification of radioactive waste shipment and poor implementation of fire requirements.
Mr. Gatien, who was raised a Roman Catholic, does concede that some people experience a mildly anti-religious thrill in partying in a former church.
Storehouse finished 7 cheaper at 222p. Storehouse's decline was seen as symptomatic of a day the stores sector absorbed the mildly disappointing retail sales figures for August.
She said she believes she made the correct decision because the woman was mildly retarded and functioned at a level significantly lower than her physical age. The woman was required to receive counseling, she said.
There is nothing in this record, to put it mildly, that disposes us to take at face value the State Department's assurances that the Iranians wanted to go back to Iran.

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