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mechanically

/məˈkæn.ɪ.kəl.i/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa "por meio de uma máquina ou mecanismo" ou "de maneira mecânica". Pode descrever o funcionamento físico de máquinas ou, em sentido figurado, uma ação feita sem pensar, de forma automática, por hábito.

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adverb

/məˈkæn.ɪ.kəl.i/B2formaltechnical
  • ptAdvérbio que significa "por meio de uma máquina ou mecanismo" ou "de maneira mecânica". Pode descrever o funcionamento físico de máquinas ou, em sentido figurado, uma ação feita sem pensar, de forma automática, por hábito.

An adverb meaning "by means of a machine or mechanism" or "in a mechanical manner." It can describe physical operation of machinery or, figuratively, an action performed without thought or emotion, as if by rote.

  1. By machine or mechanismB2formal

    In a way that involves or uses machines or mechanical processes.

    ptMecanicamente

    • The parts were mechanically assembled on the production line.
    • The door opens mechanically when you press the button.
    • The engine operates mechanically without any manual intervention.

    Sinônimosautomaticallyby machine

  2. Without thought or feelingB2formal

    In a way that is automatic, routine, or lacking emotion or thought.

    ptMecanicamente

    • He mechanically repeated the same phrase over and over.
    • She mechanically performed her daily chores without enthusiasm.
    • The soldier mechanically saluted the officer.

    Sinônimosabsentmindedlyautomaticallyhabituallymindlesslyperfunctorilyroutinelyunthinkingly

    Antônimosconsciouslydeliberatelyintentionallymindfullyspontaneouslythoughtfully

Formas
  • more mechanically comparative form
  • most mechanically superlative form
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