Lisa laughed
ironically.
丽萨嘲讽地大笑起来。
Eric smiled
ironically.
埃里克讥讽地微微一笑。
Ironically, Halen became anosmic.
讽刺的是，海伦变成了嗅觉丧失者。
"The US is touting so-called de-risking while at the same time strengthening purchases of Chinese goods, which ironically contradicts its so-called decoupling attempts.
“美国在鼓吹所谓的去风险，同时加强对中国商品的购买，具有讽刺意味的是，这与其所谓的脱钩企图相矛盾。
The company was responsible for making China's first steam locomotive, the wheels of which were ironically made by a company in Philadelphia.
Ironically, it was the very same sentiment that made him change his mind when he got older.
Ironically, some brands say: "During Double 11, the more you sell, the more you lose.
Nip and tuck, ironically enough, is a ballooning industry.
Ironically, the frequency of reading has dropped to just one or two books per year, she said.
Ironically, EVs have a long history in Japan, with Mitsubishi Motors unveiling its i-MiEV in 2009, and Nissan launched its Leaf model a year later.
Ironically, it was Washington itself that has been caught in the act of such activities, with the 2013 Snowden leaks revealing how the US National Security Agency had bugged German Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone.
Ironically, Ye, who started his own private equity firm in 2010, was fined nearly 20 million yuan ($3.1 million) for market manipulation of five stocks.
A bit ironically, this relative economic recovery combined with policies that have opened up China's financial markets to outside investors are leading to a rise in the yuan versus the dollar rate and to large flows of capital into the Chinese market.
US investors in these companies will lose out in such privatization processes and become major victims of the HFCAA bill which, ironically, seeks to protect US investors.