gladly

adv.

高兴地，乐意地，欣然；

1. She gladly accepted the assignment.
   她高兴地接下任务。
2. Many things we gladly remember, others we gladly forget.
   我们高兴地记得许多事，也高兴地忘记许多事。
3. She gets angry very easily and is not one to suffer fools gladly.
   她很易发火，容不得人傻乎乎地瞎说。
4. I'll gladly come and help you.
   我非常乐意来帮助你。
5. I wouldn't gladly go through that unpleasant experience again.
   我再也不愿领教那种令人不快的经历。

We Shall Gladly Teach
Those Who Gladly Serve
Offline: And gladly would he learn and gladly teach
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