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strenuously

/ˈstren.ju.əs.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'con gran esfuerzo, energía o fuerza'. Se usa para describir acciones realizadas de manera enérgica o con firme determinación, y también para enfatizar objeciones o negaciones contundentes.

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adverb

/ˈstren.ju.əs.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'con gran esfuerzo, energía o fuerza'. Se usa para describir acciones realizadas de manera enérgica o con firme determinación, y también para enfatizar objeciones o negaciones contundentes.

An adverb meaning 'with great effort, energy, or force.' It is used to describe actions performed vigorously or with strong determination, as well as to emphasize strong objections or denials.

  1. With great effort or energyB2formal

    In a way that requires or uses a lot of physical or mental effort.

    escon gran esfuerzo o energía

    • He worked strenuously to finish the project on time.
    • The athletes trained strenuously for the competition.
    • She argued strenuously against the proposed changes.

    Sinónimosactivelyardentlydeterminedlydiligentlyenergeticallyforcefullyhardlaboriouslyvigorously

    Antónimoseasilyeffortlesslyfeeblylightlyweakly

  2. Strongly or forcefullyB2formal

    In a determined and forceful manner, especially when expressing an opinion or objection.

    esEnérgicamente, con vehemencia

    • The defendant strenuously denied all the charges.
    • They strenuously objected to the new policy.
    • He strenuously defended his position during the debate.

    Sinónimosdeterminedlyemphaticallyenergeticallyforcefullyhardresolutelystronglyvigorously

    Antónimosgentlymildlyweakly

Formas
  • more strenuously comparative form
  • most strenuously superlative form
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