Examples of using Sarcastically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Sarcastically bitter.
You're smiling sarcastically.
Sarcastically, of course.
Mr. Lee was speaking sarcastically.
Sarcastically, I'm in charge. Right on.
Because you're using it sarcastically.
Husband asks sarcastically,"Relatives of yours?"".
Sarah and I both said sarcastically.
I sarcastically accept your sarcastic apology.
He asked, pretty sarcastically.
Sarcastically, the husband asked,‘Relatives of yours?'.
We know you made those sarcastically.
I sarcastically climbed all the way up here to see what your bonus is.
He said"in love" very sarcastically.
As Görgey remarked sarcastically‘They used to rush on me with stones, now with flowers'.
Smithers, take my hands and clap them sarcastically.
Heath meant that sarcastically, by the way.
I put steal in quotes because I was using it sarcastically.
I can see you smiling sarcastically, but you are wrong!
On popular Chinese microblogging site Sina Weibo,one netizen"Bolin" wrote sarcastically.
Cynics often express their pessimism sarcastically and condescendingly.
Residents, particularly expats, sarcastically refer to Singapore as a"fine city" because of the heavy local fines for seemingly small infractions.
When she wanted to put on underwear he asked sarcastically what she was going with them.
He would have sarcastically ridiculed the idea of abolishing the“commodity character” of labour within the frame of a capitalist society by the enactment of a law.
And the TSA guy says, very politely, but extraordinarily sarcastically, he goes,"Jeez, mate.
So in the 80s", she said sarcastically, facetiously,"we just decided to make money.".
Last month, for example,Unzipped especially voiced its concern in a post sarcastically noting the police were hunting down Emos and confiscating"weapons of mass distraction.".
When it is not necessary to speak sarcastically, under what conditions not to mention errors or non-standard appearance.
Oh, by the way, I know I said that sarcastically with a laugh at the end, but, really, it sounds delicious.
Will Durant states:“Celsus[second-century opponent of Christianity] himself had sarcastically observed that Christians were‘split up into ever so many factions, each individual desiring to have his own party.'.