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merrily

/ˈmer.əl.i/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « de manière joyeuse, vive ou gaie ». Dérivé de l'adjectif « merry », il est souvent utilisé pour décrire des actions accomplies avec joie ou insouciance.

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adverb

/ˈmer.əl.i/B1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de manière joyeuse, vive ou gaie ». Dérivé de l'adjectif « merry », il est souvent utilisé pour décrire des actions accomplies avec joie ou insouciance.

An adverb meaning 'in a cheerful, lively, or joyful manner.' It is derived from the adjective 'merry' and is often used to describe actions done with happiness or lightheartedness.

  1. In a cheerful mannerB1formal

    In a happy, lively, and joyful way.

    frde manière joyeuse

    • The children laughed merrily as they played in the park.
    • She sang merrily while cooking dinner.
    • They chatted merrily about their holiday plans.

    Synonymesblithelybrightlycheerfullygailygleefullyhappilyjoviallyjoyfully

    Antonymescheerlesslydrearilygloomilyglumlymiserablymournfullysadlysomberly

  2. Without concernB2informal

    In a carefree or lighthearted way, often ignoring potential problems.

    frSans souci

    • He merrily ignored the warning signs and continued driving.
    • They merrily spent all their savings on a luxury vacation.
    • She merrily skipped the meeting, not realizing its importance.

    Synonymesairilyblithelygailyjauntilyunconcernedly

    Antonymesanxiouslygravelymoroselyseriouslysolemnly

Formes
  • more merrily comparative form
  • most merrily superlative form
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