deliberately
故意
definition
adverb
the fire was started deliberately
consciously and intentionally; on purpose.
slowly and deliberately he rose from the armchair
in a careful and unhurried way.
translation of 'deliberately'
adverb
有意,
故意,
偏偏,
成心,
存心
example
are you 'deliberately' trying to annoy me?
I'm not trying to be 'deliberately' provocative here, by the way.
The Graduate Program in Music is 'deliberately' small, admitting six to eight students each year.
slowly and 'deliberately' he rose from the armchair
the fire was started 'deliberately'
he did it 'deliberately'
The language of central banking is obscure, 'deliberately' obscured, in my view.
She would never have 'deliberately' taken her own life.
slowly and 'deliberately' he rose from the armchair
At times, they have been more or less 'deliberately' constructed for public relations purposes.
Many have justifiable ethical concerns about 'deliberately' deceiving patients regarding the nature of their treatment.
the fire was started 'deliberately'
the fire was started 'deliberately'
Whilst Courbet was an open revolutionary, Manet did not 'deliberately' produce provocative paintings, in his eyes he was emulating the early greats.
she walked 'deliberately' to the desk
He 'deliberately' tried not to think about the telegram any more.
The Maastricht package was a political bargain, which 'deliberately' left for later negotiation many of the wider ramifications of monetary union.
The accused was 'deliberately' deceptive about where he lived.
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