illustriously

/ˌɪˈɫəstɹiəsli/ adv

In an illustrious manner.

Word Origin Illustrious comes from the same root: in- 'upon' and lustrare 'to make bright' — literally 'shining upon,' meaning distinguished. Illustriously is the adverb. The root lustrare connects to lustrous (shining) and elucidate (to make clear, light out). So an illustrious person shines brightly in reputation.

adv In an illustrious manner.

The general led his troops illustriously to victory in every battle.

(副词) 杰出地;卓越地;辉煌地;显赫地

将军辉煌地率领他的部队在每场战斗中取得胜利。

(adverbio) De manera ilustre.

El general llevó a sus tropas de manera ilustre a la victoria en cada batalla.

(adverbe) avec éclat; glorieusement; brillamment; de manière illustre [D'une manière illustre, avec un grand renom et une renommée remarquable.]

Le général mena illustriously ses troupes à la victoire dans chaque bataille.

(Adverb) ruhmreich; glanzvoll; ehrenvoll [Auf eine ruhmreiche, herausragende oder besonders ehrenvolle Weise.]

Der General führte seine Truppen **illustriously** in jeder Schlacht zum Sieg.

(副詞) 輝かしい manner で。著名に。

その将軍はあらゆる戦いで軍を輝かしい勝利へと導いた。

(advérbio) ilustremente; de maneira ilustre [De maneira ilustre.]

O general liderou suas tropas ilustremente para a vitória em todas as batalhas.

Word parts: il + lustr + ious + ly

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