loyally

/ˈɫɔɪəɫi/ adv

In a loyal manner, faithfully.

Word Origin From loyal, which comes from Latin legalis 'legal, pertaining to the law' — so loyally means acting in accordance with law or allegiance. The shift from 'legal' to 'loyal' happened in Old French, where leial came to mean faithful to one's obligations. The same root gives us legal, loyalty, and disloyal. The PIE root *leg- 'to collect' is behind law, legislate, and privilege.

adv In a loyal manner, faithfully.

Despite the company's difficulties, she loyally stood by her colleagues and continued to work diligently.

(副词) 忠诚地;忠实地;忠心耿耿地

尽管公司面临困难,她依然忠诚地支持同事,继续勤奋工作。

(adverbio) lealmente; fielmente; con lealtad [De manera leal, con fidelidad.]

A pesar de las dificultades de la empresa, ella se mantuvo leal a sus colegas y siguió trabajando con diligencia.

(adverbe) loyalement; fidèlement; dévoué [Avec loyauté ; fidèlement.]

Malgré les difficultés, elle est restée **loyally** aux côtés de ses collègues.

(Adverb) treu; loyal; ergeben [Auf eine treue, zuverlässige und pflichtbewusste Weise; mit unerschütterlicher Ergebenheit.]

Trotz der Schwierigkeiten des Unternehmens stand sie ihren Kollegen **loyally** zur Seite und arbeitete weiterhin gewissenhaft.

(副詞) 忠実に、誠実に。

会社の困難にもかかわらず、彼女は忠実に同僚の味方であり続け、勤勉に働き続けた。

(advérbio) lealmente; fielmente; devotadamente [De modo leal, fielmente.]

Apesar das dificuldades da empresa, ela permaneceu fiel aos colegas e continuou trabalhando com dedicação.

Word parts: loyal + ly

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