Examples of using Delicately in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
Amwaj Al Behar- delicately sweet and enchanting, an exclusive of the Sharif LaRoche Collection of French Arabian Art Parfums.
He delicately lays out the drawings for me, which are protected between layers of dilapidated Vietnamese newspapers from the 1990s.
After pruning all winter, cultivating the vineyard and shaping the vegetation, the grapes are picked, delicately pressed and left to ferment for 5-7 days.
Because of their obvious power and the extremity of their action on your pixels, you have to use them delicately.
Of course, given the tense situation and seriousness of allegations, the United States must act delicately.
Alex and Ayesha had often tried to suggest, delicately, that mine was an essentially unhealthy fascination, and now they felt vindicated.
After some perfunctory, softball questions, I delicately broached the topic of his retirement.
Every tiny detail is perfectly presented, and the light and shadow levels change delicately and beautifully.
When he first bought her, she was, as she said, a woman delicately bred;
Our mother worried that once we found out, we would treat her differently, delicately.
You think you hear yes, but the next day you find out they said no very delicately and then tittered behind their hands.".
After all, as Conseil said, we enjoyed perfect liberty, we were delicately and abundantly fed.
That seems to be the delicately implied purpose of the mass of books on the photoplay subject.
And understand this issue delicately: information- is not just a sense that we are passing through the words and the state, feelings, sensations, skills.
Her body hovered delicately on the last edge of childhood-- she was almost eighteen, nearly complete, but the dew was still on her.
As for Jesse Bentley-- although he was a delicately built man there was something within him that could not easily be killed.
We find the animals and elements that symbolize the various protagonists of the battle, delicately carved in bronze: leopards, roosters, mermaids and ships.
Space and time are delicately interwoven in a way that prevents such paradoxes from occurring.
Repeated the Marquis, with an inquiring smile, and delicately pointing, first to his nephew, then to himself.
My guardian delicately dismissed this remark without making any verbal answer.