conditionally

/kənˈdɪʃənəɫi/, /kənˈdɪʃnəɫi/ adv C1 ✓

under specified conditions

Word Origin Conditionally comes from condition, which originally meant 'a stipulation, something said together.' It's from Latin condicio, from con- 'together' and dicere 'to say' — literally 'a saying together, an agreement.' The root dicere gives us dictate, diction, dictionary, edict, predict, contradict, verdict, and many more. So conditionally means 'depending on what was agreed upon.'

adv under specified conditions C1 ✓

The contract was approved conditionally, pending further financial review.

(副词) 有条件地

该合同有条件地获得批准,有待进一步的财务审查。

(adverbio) condicionalmente; bajo condiciones; sujetos a condiciones [bajo condiciones especificadas]

El contrato fue aprobado de manera condicional, a la espera de una revisión financiera adicional.

(adverbe) conditionnellement; sous condition [Sous certaines conditions précises; de manière conditionnelle.]

Le contrat a été approuvé conditionally, sous réserve d'un examen financier plus poussé.

(Adverb) bedingt; unter Vorbehalt; vorbehaltlich [unter bestimmten, festgelegten Bedingungen; nicht uneingeschränkt.]

Der Vertrag wurde **conditionally** genehmigt, vorbehaltlich einer weiteren finanziellen Prüfung.

(副詞) 特定の条件のもとで。条件付きで。

契約はさらなる財務審査を条件として、条件付きで承認された。

(advérbio) condicionalmente [sob condições especificadas.]

O contrato foi aprovado condicionalmente, pendente de revisão financeira adicional.

Word parts: condition + al + ly

Common collocations

be verb discharge verb for prep to prep by prep of prep release verb in prep year subst

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