nobly
英 ['nəʊblɪ] 美 [ˈnoblɪ]

adv.

高贵地；高尚地；勇敢地；贵族出身地

英英释义

nobly[ 'nəubli ]

• adv.in a noble manner

  "she has behaved nobly"

双语例句

1. He was nobly born.
   他生为贵族。

权威例句

JCAH-nobly save or meanly lose.
Living nobly yesterday and today
Chapter XXVI. Noble Thoughts, Nobly Worked Out
‘The Decently Ignoble — or, the Ignobly Decent?’: George Gissing’s Fictional Clerks
A DAY TO RECOGNIZE THOSE WHO FOUGHT NOBLY CEREMONY HONORS LAOTIAN VETERANS OF VIETNAM WAR.(Front)
An Example of How to Die Nobly For Religion: The Influence of 4 Maccabees on Origen's Exhortatio ad Martyrium
Analysis of the Dispersal and Deposition of Radionuclides from Chernobly Across Europe
"I Had Rather Had Eleven Die Nobly for their Country": Coriolanusについての一研究: 新潟県地域共同リポジトリ
Behavior of long lived radionuclides in surface environment around the Chernobly Nuclear Power Plant
A Union of Laborers Can't Unify the Heart ; A Lonely Millworker Tries - and Fails - to Act Nobly