slyly
副词
UK/ˈslaɪ.li/
US/ˈslaɪ.li/
定义 slyly 副词
in a manner that suggests secret knowledge or hidden information
She smiled slyly, refusing to reveal the source of her funds.
He winked slyly, suggesting he knew something we didn't.
They seem to recall some joke, grinning slyly to themselves.
in a clever way, often involving deception, to achieve a desired outcome
Even though caught, he slyly shifted the blame to his accomplice.
Two police officers apprehended them, but the criminals slyly talked their way out of the situation.
He slyly introduced the idea, ensuring it seemed like someone else's suggestion.