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studiously

/ˈstjuː.di.əs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « de manière soigneuse, appliquée et réfléchie ». Décrit des actions effectuées avec une attention concentrée, un effort et une minutie, impliquant souvent une intention délibérée ou un but précis.

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adverb

/ˈstjuː.di.əs.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de manière soigneuse, appliquée et réfléchie ». Décrit des actions effectuées avec une attention concentrée, un effort et une minutie, impliquant souvent une intention délibérée ou un but précis.

An adverb meaning "in a careful, diligent, and deliberate manner." It describes actions performed with focused attention, effort, and thoroughness, often implying a sense of purpose or intentionality.

  1. With careful attentionB2formal

    In a way that shows careful, deliberate, and focused effort.

    fravec application

    • She studied the document studiously before signing it.
    • He worked studiously on his thesis for months.
    • The students listened studiously to the lecture.

    Synonymesassiduouslyattentivelycarefullyconscientiouslydiligentlyindustriouslyintentlymeticulouslypainstakinglythoroughly

    Antonymescarelesslycasuallyinattentivelynegligently

  2. Deliberately or intentionallyC1formal

    In a way that is done with conscious effort or purpose, often to avoid something.

    frdélibérément / avec soin

    • He studiously avoided eye contact with her.
    • She studiously ignored the gossip around her.
    • They studiously kept their distance from the argument.

    Synonymesconsciouslydeliberatelydesignedlyintentionallyknowinglypurposefullywittingly

    Antonymesaccidentallyinadvertentlyunintentionally

Formes
  • more studiously comparative form
  • most studiously superlative form
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