英語 での Sarcastically の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Seriously? Sarcastically.
Sarcastically.- Seriously?
I don't even mean that sarcastically.
Sarcastically if you wish.
Sarah and I both said sarcastically.
(Sarcastically) Really?
I would of told you the same thing, but sarcastically.
Ling(Sarcastically) Really?
Officially, Japan does not have a military,” I said, sarcastically.
Franz(sarcastically): Really?
At our wedding and guess what. You said the same thing, equally sarcastically.
Chris(sarcastically): Really?
I guess you like Johnny Depp,” he said sarcastically.
HOOPER(sarcastically): Really?
Linda sarcastically remarks that maybe he just likes to hear her talk, and on her way out the door wonders where Perry is.
Savage rebuked President Trump on Friday, sarcastically calling the strike a“military tweet.”.
Then sarcastically, with a rolling of the eyes.
A gentleman, recognizing I was from the U.S., said sarcastically,“Don't these people know there is only one prisoner?
Those who speak sarcastically about Me, but in a way that people don't notice, will die immediately(they will die in spirit, body and soul).
NSW Premier Kristina Keneally hit back at the findings, sarcastically questioning why more people don't live in Adelaide.
Tolstoy sarcastically described the suddenly friendly French as“people who, without reason, suddenly professed such spontaneous and exceptional love for Russia”.
Hugh Gaitskell, a former Leader of the Labour Party, once sarcastically described Douglas as"a religious rather than a scientific reformer".
With you, they will sarcastically joke much more often than usual.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee sarcastically welcomed“Swift coming down from her ivory tower to tell Tennesseans how to vote.”.
In his dictionary Samuel Johnson said sarcastically, but accurately, that peace is a period of preparation and deception between two wars.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee sarcastically welcomed“Swift coming down from her ivory tower to tell Tennesseans how to vote.”.
This interesting passage is talking about heretics and to make his point,has Jesus hypothetically and sarcastically speaking to these heretics, contrasting what he taught and what the heretics are teaching, showing what a mockery their views make of Christ's teachings.