cunningly

adv.

狡猾地；巧妙地；

1. After a lot of hard work, the host discovered that Eric cunningly left two English questions at the end.
   一番努力下来，主持人才发现孙耀威狡猾地将两道英语题留在了最后。
2. They cunningly distinguished between dogma as a final statement, and doctrine which was something always progressing.
   他们很狡猾地把教条说成是一种终极的声明，教义则是某种不断进步的事情，就这样把两者分开。

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