worriedly
/ˈwʌr.id.li/Tradução: Advérbio que significa «de maneira preocupada ou ansiosa». Descreve uma ação feita com preocupação, ansiedade ou aflição em relação a algo.
Relações da palavra
adverb
/ˈwʌr.id.li/
Наречие, означающее «в обеспокоенной или тревожной манере». Описывает действие, совершаемое с беспокойством, тревогой или огорчением по поводу чего-либо.
Adverbio que significa «de manera preocupada o ansiosa». Describe una acción realizada con inquietud, preocupación o angustia por algo.
Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière inquiète ou anxieuse ». Décrit une action accomplie avec préoccupation, anxiété ou chagrin à propos de quelque chose.
Adverb, das bedeutet, dass eine Handlung auf besorgte, ängstliche oder beunruhigte Weise ausgeführt wird. Es beschreibt ein Verhalten, das von Sorge, Angst oder Unruhe wegen etwas geprägt ist.
Advérbio que significa «de maneira preocupada ou ansiosa». Descreve uma ação feita com preocupação, ansiedade ou aflição em relação a algo.
副词，表示以担忧、焦虑或不安的方式做某事；形容动作中带着对某事的挂念、忧虑或烦恼。
حالٌ يدل على أداء الفعل بطريقة تنم عن القلق أو الاضطراب أو الخوف من وقوع شيء سيئ. يصف سلوكًا أو تصرفًا يصاحبه انشغال البال والهم.
An adverb meaning "in a worried or anxious manner." It describes an action performed with concern, unease, or distress about something.
In an anxious mannerB1formal
In a way that shows anxiety or concern about something.
Взволнованноcon inquietudavec inquiétudeBesorgtPreocupadamente担忧地بقلق- She looked worriedly at the clock, hoping he would arrive soon.
- He spoke worriedly about the upcoming exam results.
- They glanced worriedly at the dark clouds gathering overhead.
Sinônimosanxiouslyapprehensivelyconcernedlyfretfullynervouslytenselyuneasily
Antônimoscalmlyserenelyunconcernedly
- more worriedly comparative form
- most worriedly superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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