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studiously

/ˈstjuː.di.əs.li/

Перевод: Наречие, означающее «тщательным, усердным и обдуманным образом». Описывает действия, выполняемые с сосредоточенным вниманием, усилием и основательностью, часто подразумевая целеустремленность или намеренность.

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adverb

/ˈstjuː.di.əs.li/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «тщательным, усердным и обдуманным образом». Описывает действия, выполняемые с сосредоточенным вниманием, усилием и основательностью, часто подразумевая целеустремленность или намеренность.

An adverb meaning "in a careful, diligent, and deliberate manner." It describes actions performed with focused attention, effort, and thoroughness, often implying a sense of purpose or intentionality.

  1. With careful attentionB2formal

    In a way that shows careful, deliberate, and focused effort.

    ruУсердно

    • She studied the document studiously before signing it.
    • He worked studiously on his thesis for months.
    • The students listened studiously to the lecture.

    Синонимыassiduouslyattentivelycarefullyconscientiouslydiligentlyindustriouslyintentlymeticulouslypainstakinglythoroughly

    Антонимыcarelesslycasuallyinattentivelynegligently

  2. Deliberately or intentionallyC1formal

    In a way that is done with conscious effort or purpose, often to avoid something.

    ruНамеренно

    • He studiously avoided eye contact with her.
    • She studiously ignored the gossip around her.
    • They studiously kept their distance from the argument.

    Синонимыconsciouslydeliberatelydesignedlyintentionallyknowinglypurposefullywittingly

    Антонимыaccidentallyinadvertentlyunintentionally

Формы
  • more studiously comparative form
  • most studiously superlative form
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