indulgently

1. ADJ-GRADED 纵容的;宽厚的;溺爱的
   If you are indulgent, you treat a person with special kindness, often in a way that is not good for them.
   1. His indulgent mother was willing to let him do anything he wanted.
      他母亲很溺爱他，任由他想干什么就干什么。

1. How do you make out that George Washington was the first man? asked the teacher, smiling indulgently.
   你怎么知道乔治·华盛顿是第一个男人呢？老师问道，宽容地微笑着。
2. As her mother had been a Rushworth, and her last unhappy marriage had linked her to one of the crazy Chiverses, New York looked indulgently on her eccentricities;
   由于她母亲原姓拉什沃斯，而最后一次的不幸婚姻又把她与疯癫的奇弗斯家族的一个成员联在一起，所以纽约人都十分宽容地看待她的偏执行为。
3. He smiled indulgently at her.
   他宽容地朝她微笑。
4. In an indulgently voluptuous manner.
   以一种放纵的、逸乐的方式。
5. If life could be relived, I'd go without preparations to town, bringing nothing with me, not even a piece of tissue, just to enjoy myself indulgently every minute, every second.
   如果一切可以重新开始，我会什么也不准备就上街，甚至连纸巾也不带一块。
6. "You wilful girl!" scolded her mother, indulgently.
   “你这个任性的姑娘！”她的母亲带着宽容的心情申斥道。
7. Her little, placid, beautiful world was going around in a dizzy ring. Kuan Rong>>: It means indulgently. When people meet on the narrow road, he can choose the flat road to others.
   她那狭小的、平静的、美丽的世界就在她的身边眼花缭乱地打转。《宽容》宽容就是在狭路相逢时，把平坦的一边让给别人走。
8. To ignore deliberately or indulgently; disregard.
   忽略有意或故意地忽略；
9. For example, the improper leisure or the indulgently leisure not only make us be easy to idle our time and go astray but also bring bad influence to society ethos.
   闲暇不当，闲暇的放任自流，不仅容易使我们在闲暇时虚度光阴，误入歧途，而且会给社会风气带来极坏的影响。

adv

1. in an indulgent manner
   1. I was indulgently advised to give the kids what they wanted unless I wished my son to be socially ostracised