serenely [
sə'ri:nli]
ad. 安详地,宁静地,平静地
serenely[ adv ]
in a peacefully serene manner
<adv.all>
I had the feeling that he was waiting, too--serenely patient
Serenely \Se*rene"ly\, adv.
1. In a serene manner; clearly.
Now setting Ph[oe]bus shone serenely bright. --Pope.
2. With unruffled temper; coolly; calmly. --Prior.
- "I wouldn't want to disappoint the governor," he says, smiling serenely.
- But Charles smiles serenely and says that she is 'quite, quite sure that it is time to open in another area of London. 'We were on a roll, you see,' she tells me.
- Her Florine was grand in style, serenely commanding, and had a mysterious radiance that speaks of joy in dancing.
- On their patched and wavy tarmac and acute bends, the Xantia rode serenely. Best of all was the 16-valve model.
- The Tadzio then, Douglas Howes, was not a classic pretty-boy type, and his serenely excellent dancing and exceptionally innocent manner made new sense of the choreography's classicism.
- "We brew to live," Brother Paul says serenely.