begrudgingly

1 The one scientist they did revere, if begrudgingly, was Linus Pauling—the larger-than-life Caltech chemist who had recently announced that he had solved an important conundrum in the structure of proteins.

2 He agreed to her suggestion begrudgingly.

他不情愿地同意了她的建议。

3 She bargained them up from their initial offer of two signed caps and begrudgingly accepted the deal.

4 Gehry’s model, which was exciting but far more conventional than the masterpiece he ultimately designed, was so superior to the others, especially in its welcoming feeling, that even Gehry’s detractors begrudgingly approved.

5 She only begrudgingly uses the words “Paris” or “Olympics” in interviews, a very conscious choice.

6 So while many experts may begrudgingly admit that it could work, Bradshaw said it was important to resist framing this climate modification as a "solution" to climate change.

7 Some conservatives begrudgingly support the bill, particularly because of the pay increase for soldiers and advancing the stagnant appropriations process.

8 Bobby begrudgingly met the weight lifters and Olympians he was introduced to, but he seemed bored by it all.

9 We begrudgingly shook hands, then returned to our posters.

10 There have been small movements to try to persuade the City Council to overturn the cap, but most locals have accepted the new way of life either happily or begrudgingly, Copeland said.

11 And begrudgingly, I have to admit—he’s decidedly not unattractive.

12 Typically, the former Franklin High star avoids comparing teams from different eras and begrudgingly indulged a debate pitting UW’s perfect teams against each other.

13 Anthony begrudgingly accepted that the work of the suffrage movement was suspended, at least for the duration of the Civil War.

14 And one day, just after I had turned fourteen, I arrived home from school expecting to eat some snacks, watch some television, and begrudgingly start my homework, when my parents said the day had arrived.

15 Burleson, who spent his career with the Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks and Detroit Lions, started begrudgingly playing football at 9 years old because of his brothers and father.

16 Brother Lekan’s shrewd eyes study me a second longer before, begrudgingly, he gestures for me to step forward.

17 DeSantis allies said the governor would begrudgingly bring in some of the “national regime media.”

18 Like a board game, Angel Chad provides just the right amount of clues to Michael to begrudgingly move him towards his ideal future.

象棋，天使乍得提供正确的相当数量提示向迈克尔小气地移动他往他理想的未来。

19 Braugher played Owen, a car salesman who begrudgingly works for his father and is dealing with various health problems.

20 "We eventually begrudgingly agreed that Oasis would be a joint headline. But I insisted that they must go on first."

1 吝啬

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2 吝啬地

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3 小气地

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4 小气

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