“euphemistically”可以造什么句，euphemistically造句
his violent death was euphemistically referred to as a passing away.
Its people have long talked euphemistically of "resolving" their needs by finding unofficial ways round shortages and rules.
OkCupid has the advantage of being free, which has proved popular with people looking for partners for what Mr Yagan euphemistically calls “cheap entertainment”.
And the piano is always euphemistically lyric, just like a woman dancing under the moon, graceful figure, moonlight, beautiful mood is just right.
Perhaps, for me, this memory seems to be an old song, euphemistically low xanthine in the journey of every step, inadvertently painful heart, shallowly singing the still residual dream.
The pale face renews the pictures of the years, the mood euphemistically depicts the memories of the panorama, time belongs to the panorama, place belongs to the future, but yesterday belongs to today's face.
Every time I go shopping, I rush back, as if I'm running away from something.
They sat on the long stone for a long time, until everyone felt hungry and left the site of Shizhulin.
The less grand universities, now euphemistically called "mainstream", will see their economics changed too.
The wind in the shallow autumn is very light and soft. It dances lightly in the wind with a petal of flower or a leaf, turning euphemistically.
Past events are picturesque like dreams and nights, how many lovesickness and how many fates, euphemistically depicting the yearning in hanging, looking at each other in the distance, how many don't miss the gathering and scattering of true.
The whole picture is lively and funny, serious and ridiculous. It delineates the image and mentality of court officials and bureaucrats implicitly and euphemistically. It makes people happy, but at the same time it leaves some room for reflection and aftertaste.
There are heroes in Chinese history, all kinds of sculptures, paper-cuts, oil paintings, wood carvings, metal statues and so on. They all euphemistically describe Chinese history.
这一世风雪路途遥相濡以沫是骄傲来世再相约。
Wujiang Road, once euphemistically called Love Lane, was a center for prostitution in prewar Shanghai and was later known for its snack stalls.
The prison camps were euphemistically called 'retraining centres'.
