exquisitely

基本解释

The distinction can be exquisitely subtle, the writer showing his hand in just a single word.
这种区分可以如此精巧微妙, 以至作者可以只在一个词中露出身形。
The Voice began to trill with incipient madness, to echo itself, to break into exquisitely wild arpeggios and cadenzas, until it soared to a D flat of utter despair.
她的声音，带着起初的疯狂，开始发颤，开始附和，分成精巧的野性的琶音和华彩，直到它飙到了曾让人彻底绝望的D调。
Time is exquisitely attenuated in the hospital because there is nothing to do except try to keep from drowning in my own saliva or falling off the bed due to vertigo.
时间在医院里好像被精巧的稀释了一样，因为除了试着阻止自己咽口水或因眩晕倒在床上之外无事可做。

And this is exquisitely visible to us in the Nativity Ode.
这在《圣诞清晨歌》里可以很清楚的看出来。
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You're more likely--It's a subtle effect when you make the groups so minimal but you're more likely to give it to your own group than to others and this suggests that moral feelings are exquisitely attuned not necessarily only to individuals but also to the psychology of groups.
你很可能…这是微细效应,因为这些群体非常简单,你很可能把钱给自己群体，而不是对方,这表明道德情感是很细微的,不仅是针对个人而言,也是针对群体心理而言。
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The present value of future federal revenues is exquisitely sensitive to the rate of economic growth.
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Fresh flowers grown on the estate adorn the exquisitely crafted furniture, foyer and bedrooms.
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