单词grimly
adv.: 严峻地；冷冷地；狞笑着；严格地
网络: 冷酷地；可怖地；可怕地
严格地
狞笑着
严峻地;冷冷地,冷冰冰地
adv.depressinglybleaklygloomilyshoddilybadly
adv.cheerilyskillfullykindly
Back in his own office once more, Director Tynan stood grimly in the center of the room, awaiting Harry Adcock.
泰南局长又回到自己的办公室，严峻地站在屋子中央，等哈里·阿德科克来。
Gerhardt looked at him grimly , but did not answer.
葛哈德狰狞地看了看他，却不回他的话。
Gerald smiled grimly at this humorism. Then he made a little gesture of dismissal, with his eyebrows.
杰拉德对这种幽默付之一笑，然后又扬扬眉毛表示不屑一顾。
"That"s likely enough to be true, " said the other grimly .
“那也似乎是事实，”爵爷冷冷地说。
He might be dead after tonight if he didn"t stop all this crap, Michael thought grimly.
迈克尔把事情想得很可怕：如果他还把那一套废话挂在嘴上，那他今天晚上过后也就没命了。
He stared at her grimly; he had never been certain how fond of each other the sisters were in life.
他冷冷地注视着她，他始终不清楚原先姐妹之间的感情究竟有多深。
"A burnt dog dreads the fire, " said the lawyer grimly, and closed his eyes.
“一朝被蛇咬，三年怕踩草。”律师冷冷地说了一句，然后闭上眼睛。
But he was a gallant warrior, and when he rose to make his final adieu his mouth was grimly set and his shoulders were squared.
可是他是个硬铮铮的战士，当他起身告别时，他的嘴闭得紧紧的，肩膀挺得宽宽的。
Mr Osborne talked grimly of the injustice of burdening future generations with debt, and said he would bring Britain "back from the brink" .
奥斯本先生冷酷地说到让后代承担我们的债务时不公平的，并说他会让英国“起死回生”。
The tendency is called ""loss aversion""; people hold on to poor investments grimly, hoping for a turnaround.
这种倾向被称为“损失厌恶”（lossaversion）：人们死捞着糟糕的投资项目不放，希望能有翻身的一天。