unambitiously
/ˌʌn.æmˈbɪʃ.əs.li/Word connections
adverb
/ˌʌn.æmˈbɪʃ.əs.li/Наречие, означающее «в манере, лишённой амбиций или стремления; без сильного желания успеха или достижений». Описывает действия, выполняемые с небольшими усилиями, энтузиазмом или устремлением.
Adverbio que significa «de manera carente de ambición o aspiración; sin un fuerte deseo de éxito o logros». Describe acciones realizadas con poco esfuerzo, entusiasmo o empeño.
Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière dépourvue d'ambition ou d'aspiration ; sans fort désir de réussite ou de réalisation ». Décrit des actions accomplies avec peu d'effort, d'enthousiasme ou d'élan.
Adverb, das eine Handlung ohne Ehrgeiz oder Streben beschreibt; ohne starken Wunsch nach Erfolg oder Leistung, mit wenig Einsatz, Enthusiasmus oder Zielstrebigkeit.
Advérbio que significa de maneira sem ambição ou aspiração; sem grande desejo de sucesso ou conquistas. Descreve ações feitas com pouco esforço, entusiasmo ou empenho.
副词,表示以缺乏雄心或进取心的方式;没有强烈的成功或成就欲望,做事情时努力、热情或追求较少。
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An adverb meaning "in a manner lacking ambition or drive; without strong desire for success or achievement." It describes actions performed with little effort, enthusiasm, or aspiration.
Without strong desire for successC1formal
In a manner that shows little or no desire to achieve success, power, or wealth.
Без амбиций
sin ambición
sans ambition
Ohne Ehrgeiz
Sem ambição
没有野心地
بلا طموح
- He lived unambitiously, content with his simple job.
- She approached her career unambitiously, never seeking promotions.
- They worked unambitiously, just enough to get by.
Antonymsambitiously
Forms
- more unambitiously comparative form
- most unambitiously superlative form
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