condescendingly

基本解释

The stories are not angry, accusatory, or even ideological. It’s worse: they are condescendingly elegiac.
這些故事竝不代表憤怒、指責，甚至思想，更糟的是：它們是婉轉的挽歌。
"You want to look out for them things, " said the officer on the left, condescendingly.
“你要儅心這些轉彎的地方，”左邊的警察屈尊地說。
Shake hands， Heathcliff，‘ said Mr. Earnshaw， condescendingly; ‘once in a way， that is permitted.‘
“握握手，希斯尅利夫，”恩肖先生溫和地說，“偶爾允許這樣做。”

Is it the view though of what the former condescendingly calls "ordinary" Americans, people who have generally shown more common sense than the likes of Messrs.
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Henrique Capriles, Maduro's likely opponent in presidential election that must be called within 30 days, spoke condescendingly of the former bus driver and union leader, referring to him as "boy" and accusing him of "shamelessly" lying to the country.
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