Definition of expensively in English:

expensively

adverbɪkˈspɛnsɪvliɪkˈspɛnsəvli

In a way that costs a lot of money.
expensively dressed guests
expensively produced adverts
Example sentencesExamples
- We all know expensively refurbished public spaces which fail to attract the public, as well as overcrowded marginal corners where crowds always congregate.
- Some live-aboard boats provide everything else but are self-catering, providing the opportunity to eat as cheaply or expensively as you like.
- A few nights later, Elise was dining alone at a trendy restaurant when an expensively dressed older gentleman sent over a bottle of the finest champagne.
- Mr. Doolittle enters, dressed expensively as if he was a bridegroom.
- They do not mind a bit exploiting the skills which were so painfully and expensively acquired, and are so desperately needed in their home countries.
- My flat was not expensively furnished, because I never had any money to furnish it any other way.
- She was expensively educated, rumoured to be of the landed gentry.
- A table of eight expensively suited businessmen was next to us, and we wondered if they would divide the bill on to eight credit cards.
- If the man and woman in the street can usually see a swift, practical, cheap solution to a problem, why does bureaucracy move so slowly and expensively?
- The country's expensively trained personnel are a prize catch for the NHS.

Definition of expensively in US English:

expensively

adverbɪkˈspɛnsəvliikˈspensəvlē

In a way that costs a lot of money.
expensively dressed guests
expensively produced ads
Example sentencesExamples
- Mr. Doolittle enters, dressed expensively as if he was a bridegroom.
- They do not mind a bit exploiting the skills which were so painfully and expensively acquired, and are so desperately needed in their home countries.
- A few nights later, Elise was dining alone at a trendy restaurant when an expensively dressed older gentleman sent over a bottle of the finest champagne.
- If the man and woman in the street can usually see a swift, practical, cheap solution to a problem, why does bureaucracy move so slowly and expensively?
- The country's expensively trained personnel are a prize catch for the NHS.
- A table of eight expensively suited businessmen was next to us, and we wondered if they would divide the bill on to eight credit cards.
- We all know expensively refurbished public spaces which fail to attract the public, as well as overcrowded marginal corners where crowds always congregate.
- She was expensively educated, rumoured to be of the landed gentry.
- My flat was not expensively furnished, because I never had any money to furnish it any other way.
- Some live-aboard boats provide everything else but are self-catering, providing the opportunity to eat as cheaply or expensively as you like.

词汇	expensively
释义	Definition of expensively in English: expensively adverbɪkˈspɛnsɪvliɪkˈspɛnsəvli In a way that costs a lot of money. expensively dressed guests expensively produced adverts Example sentencesExamples We all know expensively refurbished public spaces which fail to attract the public, as well as overcrowded marginal corners where crowds always congregate. Some live-aboard boats provide everything else but are self-catering, providing the opportunity to eat as cheaply or expensively as you like. A few nights later, Elise was dining alone at a trendy restaurant when an expensively dressed older gentleman sent over a bottle of the finest champagne. Mr. Doolittle enters, dressed expensively as if he was a bridegroom. They do not mind a bit exploiting the skills which were so painfully and expensively acquired, and are so desperately needed in their home countries. My flat was not expensively furnished, because I never had any money to furnish it any other way. She was expensively educated, rumoured to be of the landed gentry. A table of eight expensively suited businessmen was next to us, and we wondered if they would divide the bill on to eight credit cards. If the man and woman in the street can usually see a swift, practical, cheap solution to a problem, why does bureaucracy move so slowly and expensively? The country's expensively trained personnel are a prize catch for the NHS. Definition of expensively in US English: expensively adverbɪkˈspɛnsəvliikˈspensəvlē In a way that costs a lot of money. expensively dressed guests expensively produced ads Example sentencesExamples Mr. Doolittle enters, dressed expensively as if he was a bridegroom. They do not mind a bit exploiting the skills which were so painfully and expensively acquired, and are so desperately needed in their home countries. A few nights later, Elise was dining alone at a trendy restaurant when an expensively dressed older gentleman sent over a bottle of the finest champagne. If the man and woman in the street can usually see a swift, practical, cheap solution to a problem, why does bureaucracy move so slowly and expensively? The country's expensively trained personnel are a prize catch for the NHS. A table of eight expensively suited businessmen was next to us, and we wondered if they would divide the bill on to eight credit cards. We all know expensively refurbished public spaces which fail to attract the public, as well as overcrowded marginal corners where crowds always congregate. She was expensively educated, rumoured to be of the landed gentry. My flat was not expensively furnished, because I never had any money to furnish it any other way. Some live-aboard boats provide everything else but are self-catering, providing the opportunity to eat as cheaply or expensively as you like.
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