英汉词典

defensively 基本解释

adv. 防御地；守势地

英英释义

defensively[ di'fɛnsivli ]

adv.in an apologetic and defensive manner

"`I felt it better you should know,' said Sir Cedric defensively"

in a defensive manner

"the general conviction that our side is in the right and acting defensively over what Russians call the German question and Americans the Berlin crisis"

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词汇搭配

短语

Standing Defensively站在防守

Cast Defensively防御施法

Then Defensively然后防守

Rather Defensively而不防守

Fight Defensively防御式攻击

fighting defensively使用防御式战斗

Particularly Defensively尤其防守

Especially Defensively特别防守上

Defensively Driving防御性驾驶

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双语例句

• The truthis that [withnewhomelandsecurity]we'llimprovedefensivelybymaybe 7 percent or 10 percent.

  事实是，（有了新成立的国土安全局）我们的防御能力也许会提高7%到10%。

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• WewereveryconsistentthroughoutandIthinkwewere alldefensivelyaware,from theforwardplayerstothe backfour.

  我们整场比赛都很有连续性，而且我觉得我们都很关注防守，从前场的选手到后场的后卫。

• More oftenthannot,whenpeoplereactdefensivelywhenwe broach a crucialconversationwiththem,the problem was not their lack of character,itwasourlackofskill.

  通常情况下，当我们与对方进行关键谈话时，如果他们出现抵触反应，这并非是因为他们性格上存有缺陷，而是因为我们缺乏技巧。

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Driving defensively through a minefield of political risk
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Talking Defensively, a Dual Use for the Brachial Gland Exudate of Slow and Pygmy Lorises
Involvement of the avian hypothalamus in defensively conditioned heart rate change.
Spontaneous, evoked and defensively conditioned steady potential changes in the pigeon telencephalon ☆
Interpreting and defensively responding to threat: examining appraisals and coping with acquaintance sexual aggression
Denim Clothing Reduces Venom Expenditure by Rattlesnakes Striking Defensively at Model Human Limbs
Discovery of a defensively malodorous and nocturnal frog in the family Dendrobatidae: Phylogenetic significance of a new genus and s...
Involvement of the avian amygdalar homologue (archistriatum posterior and mediale) in defensively conditioned heart rate change.