英 [ɪnˈdɪɡnəntli] 美 [ɪnˈdɪɡnəntli]
adv. 愤怒地；愤慨地
in an indignant manner
Miss Burney protested indignantly, her long thin nose turning pink with mortification at this irreverent piece of mimicry
... indignantly 愤怒地 indignation 愤慨 indignation 较正式用词，指出于正义或对不公正之事而发出的愤怒。 ...
... confederacy联盟，同盟 indignantly愤慨地 defraud诈取，诈骗 ...
... busload n车载量；车载人数 indignantly adv. 愤怒地；生气地 change hands 转手；倒手 ...
... incompetence 无能力，法律上无资格 indignantly 愤怒地，义愤填膺地 ineffective 无效的 ...
indignant 愤愤不平的；义愤的
indignation 愤慨；愤怒；义愤
愤怒地；愤慨地
At first, she was very nervous and the robin himself was indignantly watchful.
一开始，她很紧张，知更鸟自己愤怒地警惕着。
"That is not true," Erica said indignantly.
“那不是真的，”埃丽卡气愤地说。
'I'm certainly not asking him!' she retorted indignantly.
“我当然不是在问他！”她愤然反驳说。
Newspapers indignantly portrayed him as a martinet who had made himself prime minister in all but name.
As a result of government efforts to assimilate them, some Cossack women are even marrying ethnic Kazakhs, he complains indignantly.
Jim Wallace, the Scottish Liberal Democrat leader, welcomed the nod towards federalism, but indignantly complained that he had not been consulted.