magisterially

magisterially的基本解释

adv.

威严地

与magisterially相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

I agree with you, Socrates gave the critical activity a grand start, but he did more than that,' said Charlie May, rather magisterially.

苏格拉底在批评活动上给了一个大大的推动，这点我是和你的意见一致的，但是他的工作并不尽于此。查里。梅煞有介事地说。

He has been a wily negotiator, who magisterially ended the strife between his fellow Zulus in the early post-apartheid era.

他一直是老谋深算的谈判家，在早期的后种族隔离时代果断地结束与他的同胞祖鲁人的纷争。

Yet that, alas, is exactly what you would expect to happen if a president leaves the details to be written by Democrats in Congress, barely reaches out to the admittedly obstructive Republicanson issues such as tort reform, and remains magisterially aloof from much of the process.

也许让一位总统能能够让民主党在国会内施展拳脚来撼动任然由共和党把持的民事改革正是你说期待的，但是这几乎是不可能的现实。

The style is clear, with few echoes of the magisterially ambiguous "Fedspeak" for which Mr Greenspan was renowned when in office.

此书行文风格清晰，几乎没有格林斯潘在任时有名的官气十足、暧昧不明的"美联储式语言"。

Think Tank clearly demostrates - frequently and magisterially - the only real option is to move on, and keep it moving.

demostrates 清楚智囊团-经常和magisterially -继续前行，并且保持几它移动那些唯一真正选择。

与magisterially相关的网络解释 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

magisterially：具有权威地

magisterial 严然的 | magisterially 具有权威地 | magisterialmagistralprefectorial 长官的