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jejunely

/dʒɪˈdʒuːn.li/

Перевод: Наречие, означающее 'наивно, упрощённо или незрело', часто подразумевающее отсутствие опыта или искушённости. Также может использоваться в буквальном смысле 'пусто или бесплодно'.

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adverb

/dʒɪˈdʒuːn.li/C2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее 'наивно, упрощённо или незрело', часто подразумевающее отсутствие опыта или искушённости. Также может использоваться в буквальном смысле 'пусто или бесплодно'.

An adverb meaning 'in a naive, simplistic, or immature manner,' often implying a lack of experience or sophistication. It can also be used in a literal sense meaning 'in a way that is empty or barren.'

  1. In a naive or simplistic mannerC2formal

    In a way that shows lack of experience, sophistication, or maturity.

    ruНаивно

    • He jejunely believed that all problems could be solved with a simple formula.
    • She jejunely assumed that everyone shared her optimistic view.
    • The author jejunely presented a one-sided argument without considering complexities.

    Синонимыartlesslychildishlycredulouslyimmaturelyinnocentlynaively

    Антонимыastutelyknowinglymaturelyperceptivelysagaciouslywiselyworldly

  2. In a dull or uninteresting wayC2formal

    In a manner that is dry, uninteresting, or lacking substance.

    ruСкучно

    • The lecture was jejunely delivered, putting most of the audience to sleep.
    • The report was jejunely written, with no engaging details or insights.
    • He spoke jejunely about the topic, failing to capture anyone's attention.

    Синонимыboringlydrylydullyflatlyinsipidlyprosaicallytediouslyuninterestinglyvapidly

    Антонимыengaginglyinterestinglylivelyrichlyvividly

Формы
  • more jejunely comparative form
  • most jejunely superlative form
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