英 [ˈtʃɪəfəli] 美 [ˈtʃɪrfəli]
adv. 高高兴兴地
in a cheerful manner
he cheerfully agreed to do it
... cheerful 快乐的；愉快的；高兴的 cheerfully 高高兴兴地 cheerily 高兴地，兴高采烈地；快活地 ...
... 探戈（Tango） 愉快地（Cheerfully） 小行板（Andantino） ...
... 就着汹涌的海 and by the torrential sea 畅快地 cheerfully 送下喉咙 wash it down the throat ...
... 轻轻地, 轻微地; 轻快地, 敏捷地; 少量地, 稍微地; 轻松地 { lightly } 欢乐地, 愉快地; 乐意地; 爽朗地 { cheerfully } 愉快地; 喜气洋洋地 { mirthfully } ...
She went cheerfully about her work.
她高高兴兴地做自己的工作。
"We've come with good news," Pat said cheerfully.
“我们带来了好消息。”帕特高兴地说。
He cheerfully ignored medical advice which could have prolonged his life.
他对本可能延长他寿命的医疗建议乐观地置之不理。
a young man called out cheerfully. "How far is it to the main road?"
VOA : special.2010.04.03
But Havens says that for those three muddy days at Woodstock, politics and activism took a back seat to peace, love and cheerfully dealing with the rain and mud.
VOA : standard.2009.08.15
Local opinion, cheerfully, was that it had been among the wettest bank holidays ever witnessed.
"But hey, we're all still living and it's not like we're starving, " she said cheerfully.
Payne cheerfully admits to being biased towards people who started at the bottom, like him.