worldlier

• adj. 世俗的；世间的；尘世的 (worldly的变形)

• Still,Americansareworldlieraboutsexthan they used to be.

  美国人对待性的随便态度依然超过以往。

• Internet accesshasmadethemworldlier and since a labor law passed in 2008 theyhaveastrongersenseoftheir rights.

  互联网开拓了他们的视野，外来务工人员也有了强烈的维权意识。

• Yetthatassessment is so pre-handover.China'sleaderstodayareworldlierthanever.

  这样的评估多少还停留在回归前的思维，现在中国的领导人比以往任何时候都善于处世。

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