| 单词 | knowingly |
| 释义 | knowingly (noʊɪŋli ) adverb [ADVERB before verb] If you knowingly do something wrong, you do it even though you know it is wrong. He repeated that he had never knowingly taken illegal drugs. Synonyms: deliberately, purposely, consciously, intentionally Collocations: nod knowingly Other runners will smile and nod knowingly in your direction. Times, Sunday Times The others nod knowingly from around the table. ST We nodded knowingly to each other - we had all been on the receiving end of their freakish talents for years. Times, Sunday Times While this image of a workplace red in tooth and claw might shock some of us, nearly a third of workers are nodding knowingly. Times, Sunday Times I nodded knowingly, as though he had guessed right. Times, Sunday Times The judge and jury smile knowingly. Times, Sunday Times After a few moments' thought, he smiles knowingly. The Sun She smiles knowingly, and it's genuinely heartening to see her looking so revitalised and untroubled. The Sun He opts for cheap nostalgic laughs and camp '50s sci-fi scenery; depending on whether you find this funny, you'll either smile knowingly or gasp in disbelief. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He smiled knowingly and explained, having run successful businesses with hundreds of employees, uniting the warring factions would not be a problem. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 故意地 Japanese: 故意に |
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