单词justifiably
adv.: 理所当然；无可非议的
网络: 无可非议地；情有可原地；正当地
理所当然;无可非议的
adv.defensiblyarguablyreasonablyjustlyunderstandably
adv.indefensibly
Personally, I wonder what"s the point? Marilyn Monroe was justifiably famous for her beauty and acting.
我自己很想知道问题究竟出在哪里，玛丽莲？梦露因为其美貌和表演而无可争议地声名大噪。
He thought that it was something of which he could justifiably boast.
他认为这是一件可以自夸的事。
With virtually no public charging stations across the U. S. , General Motors is justifiably concerned.
几乎没有公共收费站全美，通用汽车公司是有理由关切。
Benchmarks of this kind are significant and any society would be justifiably proud of such progress. ?
此类基准十分重要，任何社会都有理由为上述进步感到自豪。
Ukrainians and Russians will be quick to ask, justifiably, why they have been excluded from this notional category.
而乌克兰人和俄罗斯人也会立刻理直气壮地质问，他们为何被排除在这一理论上的区域之外？
No one knows how to make the most out of a beach as well as the Brazilians do. It is justifiably called a "culture" .
巴西人知道如何充分利用海滩，在这一点上无人能与之匹敌，将其称做“文化”一点也不为过。
They justifiably worry they will not be able to pay their bills. Banks, with equal justification, are reluctant to lend to them.
他们理所当然地担忧自己会无力支付账单，银行也同样合理地不愿向消费者提供信贷。
Mr Obama can justifiably say that he has passed important legislation, but voters do not reward the passing of laws.
奥巴马可以为自己辩护说，他让重要的法律获得了通过，但选民不会报答法律的通过，而是会报答生活的改善。
Parts of the profession, rife with intrusion into private life and made-up quotes, are justifiably called the "gutter press" .
这个职业的一部分充斥着对私生活的侵犯和捏造的引语，被人们恰当地称为“低级趣味”。
If you can be the first to solve any of these puzzles, you will be justifiably famous.
如果你能够成为第一个解决任何问题的人，那么你毫无疑问会因此而出名。