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suitably ['sutəblɪ]

ad. 合适地, 适当地, 相配地

suitably

[ adv ]
in an appropriate manner
<adv.all>
he was appropriately dressed

Suitable \Suit"a*ble\, a.
Capable of suiting; fitting; accordant; proper; becoming;
agreeable; adapted; as, ornaments suitable to one's station;
language suitable for the subject. -- {Suit"a*ble*ness}, n.
-- {Suit"a*bly}, adv.

Syn: Proper; fitting; becoming; accordant; agreeable;
competent; correspondent; compatible; consonant;
congruous; consistent.

If Mr Delors were able, in suitably measured circumstances, to become prime minister some time in the spring, he might also be able to use the office to challenge Mr Rocard's position as the presidential candidate of the Socialist party.
The same committee then worked to insure that last month's convention took place in a suitably upbeat civic atmosphere.
In supporting roles, bass Paul Plishka was a stalwart Daland, Senta's pragmatic father, and tenor Gary Lakes was suitably distraught as Erik, her jilted fiance.
The blending of the counter-tenor soloists, James Bowman and Timothy Wilson, was suitably other-worldly.
Televison ads show little boys racing around on their bikes with the Monster or dangling him in front of suitably horrified little girls.
At the Wigmore Terfel's baritone is undeniably a big voice, requiring suitably big handling.
But the climax is suitably cathartic.
And if new year's eve 1999 does not go off with a suitably seismic bang, pedants, who know that the third millennium starts at midnight on January 1 2001 can have a second crack a year later. The British government is among the purists.
The company performances are suitably bombastic and tiresome. The second part of the programme brought us Bejart's version of The Miraculous Mandarin.
And its products bear suitably militaristic brand names: Fusillade, Ambush and Karate are three.
And Norman Lebrecht's The Companion to 20th Century Music (Simon & Schuster, Pounds 20.00) is remarkably thorough (Holler's work suitably epitomised), though laced with inaccuracies, and wickedly partisan.
One winner is suitably humble, and one loser is calling foul.
A 5-speed manual gearbox is standard, a 4-speed automatic optional on the petrol V6 versions. Only the engines, suitably uprated, have been carried over.
Irina Bikulova may have lacked the ideal vocal purity for the blind princess Iolanta, but her duet with Vladimir Bogachev's impassioned Vaudemont was suitably open-hearted: these Russian singers are not afraid to express strong emotions.
With a suitably cowed and passive band she presents a unique act; there is no British equivalent of a singer who spends most of her act swearing at the audience, chasing hares, and subverting society - all done in the seductive voice of a siren.
After getting married Thursday at the Whitfield County Courthouse, the pair drove off in his 18-wheeler, which had been suitably adorned by family and friends.
When added to the 20 still in Quedlinburg, the 10 objects from Texas would almost restore the treasury to its original size. A suitably secure housing to display the newly famous works is needed, an expensive proposition for a poor East German town.
Attempts to recruit suitably qualified blacks have met with little success, so KPMG's strategy is to hire people it can train for careers in accountancy and the financial sector generally.
If last year's disappointments at Dixons were suitably varied, this year's crop is depressingly predictable.
The costuming is timeless yet suitably archaic, in natural-coloured linen and wool for the villagers, rather more conventionally piratical for Bryaxis and his crew.
Rugby's 10 per cent advance at the pre-tax level is undeniably a good performance in the current climate, though even more encouraging yesterday was the group's assertion that it is suitably structured for today's conditions.
Some recently developed muscle was used in reaching a new agricultural trade agreement with Japan, and U.S. negotiators are hoping the rest of the world is suitably impressed.
They believe Rimington is performing her job just perfectly - suitably diverting attention from the real boss who remains as incognito as ever, whatever the prime minister may say.

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