irritatingly

基本解释

Though irritatingly patronising in places (for example: "Conjecture is a fancy word for 'guess'.")
雖然在某些地方顯出傲慢，讓讀者不快（例如：“推測是猜的一種花俏的說法。
I like to imagine a world in which “neither fish, flesh nor good red herring” was irritatingly common.
我喜歡來想象這個“非魚，非肉，也不是標致的紅鯡魚”多到讓人上火的世界。
Why doesn’t Apple, a company so irritatingly up to date in its products and marketing, update its worldview when it comes to sales?
爲什麽蘋果公司，一個在産品生産和市場營銷上如此緊跟潮流的公司，在銷售時卻不肯更新它的眡野呢？

At worst, its engineers may fall behind, rendering the box irritatingly out of date.
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Many in Brussels and among the more integrationist member states believe Britain secured an irritatingly favourable deal in June.
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If at times irritatingly like an apologia for a bloodthirsty tyrant, Mr Marozzi's book has a gripping tale to tell.
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