hypocritically

基本解释

The media are constantly (and hypocritically, given their enthusiastic coverage of every cough and stumble) moaning about it.
媒体不断地抱怨这一切。当然这是假惺惺的，事实上他们满怀热情地报道参选人的一举一动。
Morgan Stanley’s John Mack hypocritically branded the practice—which his firm had long financed as a prime broker—“immoral if not illegal”.
摩根士丹利的约翰•麦克假惺惺地谴责这条规则——其所在公司依据该规则以中间商身份长期从事金融活动——“即使不违法，也是不道德的”。
That is, if I pretend to a morality that is higher or greater than I am in fact myself capable, then I am posing; I am acting hypocritically.
就是说，如果我故意做出比我的实际修养更为高尚的道德假象，那么我就是在矫揉造作，这种行为就是伪善。
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