commendably

/kəˈmɛndəbli/ adv

In a commendable manner.

Word Origin Commendably comes from commend, from Latin com- 'together' and mandare 'to entrust' — from manus 'hand' and dare 'to give'. So to commend is literally 'to give into someone's hand', entrusting them with praise. The root manus gives us manual, manuscript, and manufacture. Commendably means in a praiseworthy way.

adv In a commendable manner.

She commendably volunteered to organize the entire charity event by herself.

(副词) 值得称赞地;值得赞扬地;可嘉地

她值得称赞地自愿独自组织整个慈善活动。

(adverbio) loablemente; encomiablemente; de manera loable [De manera loable.]

Loablemente, se ofreció a organizar todo el evento de caridad ella sola.

(adverbe) louablement; de manière louable; de manière méritoire [D'une manière louable et digne d'éloge.]

Elle s'est proposée de manière **commendably** pour organiser seule tout l'événement caritatif.

(Adverb) lobenswert; vorbildlich [Auf eine Weise, die Anerkennung oder Lob verdient; vorbildlich.]

Sie übernahm **commendably** die Organisation der gesamten Benefizveranstaltung allein.

(副詞) 称賛に値する様子で、感心するようなやり方で。

彼女は感心するほど、慈善イベント全体を一人で企画すると申し出た。

(advérbio) louvavelmente; de modo louvável; elogiosamente [De maneira louvável.]

Ela, de forma louvável, se voluntariou para organizar todo o evento beneficente sozinha.

Word parts: com + mand + able + ly

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