英 [sɑːˈdɒnɪkli] 美 [sɑːrˈdɑːnɪkli]
adv. 冷嘲地；讽刺地
in a sarcastic manner
同义词： sarcastically
讽刺的 sarcastic ; cynical ; sardonic ; ironic 讽刺地 sardonically ; satirically ; drily ; sarcastically 讽刺作家 satirist ; ironist ; lampooner ..
sardonic 讽刺的；嘲笑的，冷笑的
冷嘲地；讽刺地
Keynes would, I think, have been sardonically amused to learn how little has changed in the past three generations.
我想，如果凯恩斯知道过去六、七十年里的变化如此之少，可能会觉得既嘲讽又有趣。
It's like going into surgery, almost, " Jackson said sardonically Thursday, before his first turn at being miked up."
星期四，在还没戴上麦克风之前杰克逊轻蔑地说：感觉这好像在进行手术似的。
Sonny Corleone folded his arms, smiled sardonically as he turned from the window to watch the scene in the room for the first time.
桑尼·科利昂交叉双臂，当他第一次从窗户转过来看屋子里的情景时嘲讽地微笑着。
You sardonically allude to an opposing view because you are inherently insecure and unhappy.
The first one came from a man who identified himself sardonically as the Geography Teacher.
For that maneuver New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof sardonically awarded Wiederhorn his first annual award for corporate executive greed.