proverbially
英 [prə'vɜ:bɪəlɪ] 美 [prə'vɜbɪrlɪ]

adv.

人尽皆知地；

英英释义

proverbially[ prə'və:biəli ]

• adv.in the manner of something that has become a byword

  "this proverbially bitter plant, wormwood"

权威例句

PRESENT AT THE CREATION, PROVERBIALLY
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ARTICLE: "Proverbially Speaking": Rotten Apples, Philadelphia Lawyers and Red Cows
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