nostalgically

基本解釋

Nostalgically, Clinton people now refer to early February as a time of "joyful chaos."
Nostalgically 克林頓人們現(xiàn)在是時(shí)間到二月初的“快樂的混亂?！?/li>
You might think nostalgically about the toys you cared about when you were a child, but what is making you smile now is not the thing itself but the memory of it.
你也許會(huì)懷念兒時(shí)的玩具，但是讓你真正會(huì)心一笑的往往只是回憶本身而不是某個(gè)具體的東西本身。
The eras of manhood that we look back to nostalgically as models of “when men were men” – I’m thinking, for example, of the Mad Men era – were times of stunning conformity.
回望過去所留戀的所謂“真漢子”的男性時(shí)代 – 我在想，比如說，狂人時(shí)代 – 是令人驚愕的千篇一律的時(shí)期。

Some speak nostalgically of the days of Siad Barre, the despot toppled in 1991.
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Gazza loyalists recall nostalgically that high-profile drinking binges have not impaired their man's performance in the past.
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The French said Amalia reminded them of Edith Piaf, who sang nostalgically of the tragedies in her life.
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