tirelessly的意思|tirelessly的解释-里氏词典

tirelessly ['taiəlisli]

ad. 不厌倦地

tirelessly

[ adv ]
with indefatigable energy
<adv.all>
she watched the show indefatigably

And there is the multi-ethnic Minneapolis of Untamed Heart where romance-bitten Latin waitresses jabber tirelessly about life and love. Multi-ethnicity is a la mode today.
On the offensive are the various human-rights advocates, who have tirelessly sought to portray all vigilantes, without exception, as right-wing death squads or murderous fanatics.
Mitch Snyder, whose personal demons apparently overwhelmed his fierce commitment to the nation's homeless, was remembered Friday as "a man of justice" who worked tirelessly to assist the downtrodden.
When asked recently how they felt about each other, Kasparov replied, "Do the Yankees like the Red Sox?" Kasparov is talkative, flamboyant and fluent in English - a media darling who tirelessly promotes chess.
RED MARS by Kim Stanley Robinson HarperCollins Pounds 14.99, 501 pages NO shimmering light in the night sky has exercised the human imagination so tirelessly as Mars.
Four years later, in a bid for lieutenant governor, Dukakis wrested the convention endorsement by tirelessly talking to each and every one of thousands of delegates in their homes and offices.
The 85-year-old former Senate majority leader has worked tirelessly for strong U.S.-Japanese relations, which he described as excellent, with most problems resolved.
Corrigan, who died Thursday, had worked tirelessly in the years the explosion to keep his daughter's memory alive.
The London Docklands Development Corporation, set up in 1981 to oversee the regeneration of the area, also worked tirelessly in attracting new tenants.
Mr. Allen tirelessly marketed the company to Congress as a "bridge" to provide the U.S. a research platform in space until NASA's station was built.
The many whom I have hired from two weeks to two years have worked tirelessly and always with humor.
These are principles, tirelessly put forward by Mr Geza Jeszenszky, who has become the longest serving foreign minister in post-communist Europe, and his able senior advisers.
He and Chico do their classic "Why a duck?" bit. And as usual, Groucho labors tirelessly and hilariously for the affections of Margaret Dumont, the rich and available heiress in practically every Marx Brothers film.
She worked tirelessly for his freedom, meeting with President Reagan to plead his case.
Fennelly declined to discuss the situation saying, "This just isn't the time." Snyder was remembered by Jackson at a church memorial service on Friday as "a man of justice" who worked tirelessly to assist the downtrodden.
Besides pinching him hard economically, the administration has campaigned tirelessly against him internationally and tried to intimidate him by expanding the size of the U.S. military establishment based in Panama.
In between deal-making, giving speeches on nuclear disarmament, fighting with Mayor Koch and hinting that he may run for president, Mr. Trump has tirelessly campaigned to promote his book.
After some initial skepticism, he fought tirelessly for approval earlier this year of the U.S.-Soviet arms-limitation treaty and _ to the surprise of some conservatives _ opposed most of a dozen conservative challenges to the pact.
Ed Shea and Barbara Orson never find a real reason for their love affair as the foolish, idealistic young Vass and the tirelessly humanitarian doctor Maria Lvovna.

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