Question

dryly adv.冷淡地；讽剌地；枯躁无味地=drily. People who joke or remark dryly have a straight-faced delivery, even as they are saying the funniest things. You could also describe a black comedy as being dryly funny, or a character in a book as narrating dryly. The adverb dryly comes from dry, which more commonly means "not wet" than "subtly humorous" — although the humor meaning dates from the early 15th century.

Accepted Answer

英 美 If you say something dryly, you say it in a funny but matter-of-fact way. Your friend's dryly humorous comments might be your favorite thing about watching soap operas with him.

英语单词	dryly
英美音标	英美
中文释义	adv.冷淡地；讽剌地；枯躁无味地 =drily.
vocabulary简明	If you say something dryly, you say it in a funny but matter-of-fact way. Your friend's dryly humorous comments might be your favorite thing about watching soap operas with him.
vocabulary扩展	People who joke or remark dryly have a straight-faced delivery, even as they are saying the funniest things. You could also describe a black comedy as being dryly funny, or a character in a book as narrating dryly. The adverb dryly comes from dry, which more commonly means "not wet" than "subtly humorous" — although the humor meaning dates from the early 15th century.

Dryly 英 美 Adv.冷淡地；讽剌地；枯躁无味地 =Drily Funny Matter Of Fact Friend's Humorous

Dryly 英美 Adv.冷淡地；讽剌地；枯躁无味地 =Drily Funny Matter Of Fact Friend's Humorous