sarcastically

adv.

讽刺地，挖苦地；

1. You weren't very particular about the roomers you took,we said,sarcastically.
   你对房客的选择并不十分计较，我们讽刺地说。
2. I said sarcastically to my son who was still playing computer games.
   我讽刺地对还在打电脑游戏的儿子说道。
3. He sarcastically says that a publisher ought to create an electronic Bible that would allow for editing from the pew.
   他挖苦地说，出版商应该推出一种新型的电子圣经，允许人们即使坐在教堂的座位上，都可以随意修改圣经。

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