deliberately

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de·lib·er·ate·ly /dɪˈlɪbərətli/ S3 adverbadv

1 DELIBERATELYdone in a way that is intended or planned 故意地，蓄意地

He deliberately upset her.

他故意惹她不開心。

2 SLOWdone or said in a slow careful way 〔做事、說話〕慎重地，從容不迫地，不慌不忙地

He shook his head slowly and deliberately.

他緩緩而慎重地搖搖頭。

THESAURUS

deliberately if you do something deliberately, you do it because you want to 故意地

He upset her deliberately.

他故意惹她生氣。

I deliberately kept the letter short.

我故意把信寫得簡短。

on purpose especially spoken deliberately, especially in order to annoy someone or get an advantage for yourself 〔尤爲了惹惱某人或讓自己獲得好處〕特意地,故意地

I didn’t push her on purpose; it was an accident.

我不是存心推她,是無意的。

intentionally deliberately, especially in order to have a particular result or effect 〔尤爲取得某一結果或效果〕故意地,有意地

Very few teenagers become pregnant intentionally.

青少年懷孕很少是盤算好的。

consciously /ˈkɒnʃəsli/ done after thinking carefully about what you are doing, especially because you know what the results of your actions might be 〔尤因知道自己行爲的後果〕有意識地,故意地

Parents pass their values to their children, though not always consciously.

父母把自己的價值觀傳遞給子女,雖然不一定是有意識的。

knowingly if you knowingly do something wrong or illegal, you do it even though you know it is wrong 明知地,故意地〔做錯誤或非法的事情〕

FBI agents arrested Dillon for ‘knowingly making a false statement on a passport application’.

聯邦調查局探員以 “故意在護照申請表上作虛假陳述” 的罪名逮捕了狄龍。

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deliberately• Police believe the fire was started deliberately.• There were no signs that the fire had been set deliberately.• Tom paused deliberately before continuing.• The church had, of course, been put there deliberately both to use and to nullify the site of the previous religion.• Teachers can not be dismissed for insubordination unless they willfully and deliberately defy school authorities or violate reasonable school rules.• Rogers was dismissed from the army for deliberately disobeying an order.• In that sense, it is deliberately idiosyncratic.• I think he was deliberately ignoring me.• Story then becomes revised into recitation or into a deliberately implausible sequence against which the narrative voice can play.• He deliberately paused outside the door, forcing them to wait in frustration before they dared erupt into excited comment.• Somebody deliberately released the brakes and headed the truck downhill.• Very deliberately, Ricci slowly rotated it into the best position for nut-cracking.• She left the letter there deliberately so that you'd see it.• Did they - whoever they were - deliberately try to kill him?

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