" Do you mean you've been to a medium? " inquired Jordan humorously.

" 你是说你找过一个巫婆吗？" 乔丹幽默地问。

Humorously, in the case of Professor X, some of his students actually had wings.

有趣是，对于X教授来说，他一些学生还真有翅膀。

Now both are back together in what has humorously been dubbed the Entente Frugale (or frugal agreement).

现在两国又因节俭协议再次结。

PARAMORE: (Nodding his head humorously several times) Great old character. Great old character.

帕拉摩尔：（多次幽默地点头）伟大老角色。伟大老角色。

Gino, much amused, laid his hand upon the little table, and beat the marble humorously with his fists.

吉诺被逗乐了， 把手放在小桌子上， 用拳头幽默地敲打着大理石。

" He is in love with this regal creature, then" ? the Doctor inquired humorously.

“那么，他爱上了这个帝王般生物”？博士幽默地问道。

Well, it can be used sarcastically and humorously to describe someone who thinks they are intelligent but actually does something stupid.

好吧，这也可以是一种讽刺或者幽默表达方式，形容那些自认为聪明，但实际上人。

It's sometimes used humorously, as in making a joke, but Joshua isn't joking here.

它有时被幽默地使用，比如开玩笑，但约书亚在这里不是开玩笑。

So even when the English words in a sentence are known for certain, computerised language services may produce stilted or humorously inaccurate translations.

因此，即使一个句子里所有英语单词含义都是确定，电脑也有可能翻译出来或别扭或搞笑不准确说法。

I cannot help speaking humorously, but you must die many times before you enter this particular plane of existence.

忍不住幽默地说，你必须死多次，才能进入这个特殊存在位面。

We often use the expression jokingly, humorously – " Don't push it." So, for example, your daughter asks you if she can use your car to go to a movie.

我们经常开玩笑地、幽默地使用这个表达——“别勉强。” 所以，例如，你女儿问你她是否可以坐你车去看电影。

Miss Josephine Sleary, in her celebrated graceful Equestrian Tyrolean Flower Act, was then announced by a new clown (who humorously said Cauliflower Act), and Mr. Sleary appeared, leading her in.

Josephine Sleary 小姐在她著名优雅马术蒂罗尔花卉表演中，随后被一个新小丑宣布（他幽默地说花椰菜表演），Sleary 先生出现了，带领她进入。

Morris gave a little laugh. " Yes, I verily believe that your poor father will be disappointed! But you will have seen Europe, " he added humorously. " What a take-in" !

莫里斯轻笑一声。“是，我真相信你可怜父亲会失望！但你会看到欧洲， ” 他幽默地补充道。“多棒啊” ！

It's often used somewhat sarcastically or humorously to say I don't really want to do that at all, that's not a good thing that you are offering me Now let's listen to the dialogue, this time at a normal speed.

它通常有点讽刺或幽默地表示我根本不想那样做，你提供给我这不是一件好事现在让我们来听对话， 这次以正常速度。