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frivolously

/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs.li/

Перевод: Наречие, означающее «несерьёзно, легкомысленно или неподобающе; беззаботно или небрежно». Описывает действия, совершаемые без должной серьёзности или уважения, часто в игривой или тривиальной манере.

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adverb

/ˈfrɪv.əl.əs.li/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «несерьёзно, легкомысленно или неподобающе; беззаботно или небрежно». Описывает действия, совершаемые без должной серьёзности или уважения, часто в игривой или тривиальной манере.

An adverb meaning "in a manner that is not serious, sensible, or appropriate; lightly or carelessly." It describes actions done with a lack of seriousness or respect, often in a playful or trivial way.

  1. In a silly or trivial mannerB2formal

    In a way that is not serious, sensible, or important.

    ruЛегкомысленно

    • She spent her money frivolously on expensive clothes.
    • He was acting frivolously during the serious meeting.
    • They laughed frivolously at the inappropriate joke.

    Синонимыfacetiouslyflippantlygiddilyirresponsiblylightlyplayfullysillysuperficiallythoughtlesslytrivially

    Антонимыearnestlygravelyseriouslysoberlysolemnly

  2. Without proper thoughtB2formal

    In a way that shows a lack of careful consideration or seriousness.

    ruЛегкомысленно

    • The judge dismissed the case because it was brought frivolously.
    • He frivolously ignored the safety instructions.
    • She frivolously changed her career plans without any research.

    Синонимыcarelesslyflippantlyinconsideratelylightlysuperficiallythoughtlessly

    Антонимыcarefullyconsideratelydiligentlyearnestlygravelyprudentlyseriouslysoberlysolemnlythoughtfully

Формы
  • more frivolously comparative form
  • most frivolously superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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