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curiously

/ˈkjʊə.ri.əs.li/

Tradução: Advérbio com dois sentidos principais: 1) "de maneira estranha ou incomum" e 2) usado como palavra introdutória, significando "é estranho ou surpreendente que". Expressa o modo da ação ou a atitude do falante em relação ao enunciado.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈkjʊə.ri.əs.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio com dois sentidos principais: 1) "de maneira estranha ou incomum" e 2) usado como palavra introdutória, significando "é estranho ou surpreendente que". Expressa o modo da ação ou a atitude do falante em relação ao enunciado.

An adverb with two primary uses: 1) meaning "in a strange or unusual way," and 2) used as a sentence adverb meaning "it is strange or surprising that." It expresses either the manner of an action or the speaker's attitude toward the statement.

  1. In a curious mannerB1formal

    In a way that shows a strong desire to know or learn something.

    ptCuriosamente

    • She looked curiously at the strange object on the table.
    • The child curiously examined the insect under the magnifying glass.
    • He curiously asked about the origins of the tradition.

    Sinônimosinquiringlyinquisitivelyquestioninglysearchinglywonderingly

    Antônimosapatheticallyindifferently

  2. Strangely or unexpectedlyB2formal

    Used to describe something that is odd, surprising, or unusual.

    ptCuriosamente

    • Curiously, the door was unlocked despite the security system.
    • Curiously enough, no one remembered seeing him leave.
    • The painting was curiously absent from the gallery.

    Sinônimosoddlypeculiarlyqueerlyremarkablystrangelysurprisinglyunexpectedlyunusually

    Antônimosnaturallyordinarilytypically

Formas
  • more curiously comparative form
  • most curiously superlative form
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