teasingly in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "teasingly"

1. She ran her hands teasingly over his shoulders.

2. Emil said teasingly, " What's the matter with you? "

3. 'Maybe, you're just too old,' she said teasingly.

4. " You hate things to be out of order, don't you?'she said teasingly.

5. 18 " You hate things to be out of order, don't you?'she said teasingly.

6. "My, what a lot of things you want to know, Sergeant", she said teasingly.

7. Then I will answer teasingly that actually I'm waiting she comes to help me.

8. Then I will answer teasingly that actually I'm waiting until she comes to help me.

9. That question, so teasingly close to the right one, is, Why do people join terrorist groups?

10. When daddy teasingly takes the toy car away he, too, is getting between the child and his interest.

11. You will see such names of neon as Manhattan and White House, which seem to imitate the history teasingly.

12. Sam teasingly said to his 16-year-old daughter, “I miss the days when people would talk to you face-to-face!”

Anh Sam nói với con gái 16 tuổi: “Bố luyến tiếc thời mà mọi người gặp mặt nhau để trò chuyện!”.

13. When I persistently tried to get him to slow down, he teasingly called me his ball and chain —usually accompanied by an appreciative hug.

Khi tôi cố thuyết phục anh giảm bớt công việc, anh nói đùa rằng tôi là sợi dây xích anh lại, và rồi thường quàng tay ôm tôi cách trìu mến.

14. I have to hold myself back every time a white-haired grandma leans in to her pig-tailed granddaughter and teasingly asks her, "So, do you have a boyfriend?"

15. "I'll take ten yards. " With expectation and anticipation written all over his face, the clerk quickly measured out the cloth, wrapped it up, then teasingly held it out.

16. Ma Chin laughed and squirmed round on the bed, then looked up into Su Lun's plump face and said teasingly, "I suppose you've been feeling pretty low just lately, then?"

17. In a nutshell, the two men - friends, and workmates - were spending a Comradely evening sipping an hour away, fingers wrapped around ice-cold cans, when one of them, teasingly, called the other 'a shiner'.

18. (51) The first word of the 1853 Switzerland is "Laugh," and since even Marguerite sometimes teasingly mocks the speaker (hers is the "Archest chin / Mockery ever ambush'd in" [lines 35-36]), he tacitly groups her with his teasing friends.