vigorously

/ˈvɪɡɝəsɫi/ adv B2 ✓

With intense energy, force or vigor

Word Origin From Latin vigor 'liveliness, energy' — the same root that gives us invigorate (to put energy into) and vigil (staying awake, full of life). The PIE root *weg- meant 'to be strong, lively,' and you can see it in vegetable too, from vegetare 'to enliven' — plants that are full of life.

adv With intense energy, force or vigor B2 ✓

She vigorously protested the unfair decision.

(副词) 有力地;强劲地; vigorously 【有力地,强劲地】

她强烈抗议这个不公平的决定。

(adverbio) vigorosamente; enérgicamente; con vigor; con ímpetu; con fuerza [Con energía, fuerza o vigor intensos.]

Ella protestó enérgicamente contra la decisión injusta.

(adverbe) vigoureusement; avec vigueur; énergiquement; ardemment [Avec une énergie, une force ou une vigueur intense.]

Elle a protesté vigoureusement contre la décision injuste.

(Adverb) energisch; kräftig; nachdrücklich [Mit großer Energie, Kraft oder Entschlossenheit; intensiv und nachdrücklich.]

Sie protestierte **vigorously** gegen die ungerechte Entscheidung.

(副詞) 激しいエネルギーや力で、力強く、精力的に。

彼女はその不当な決定に対して激しく抗議した。

(advérbio) vigorosamente; enérgicamente; com vigor; intensamente [Com energia, força ou vigor intensos]

Ela protestou vigorosamente contra a decisão injusta.

Word parts: vigor + ous + ly

Common collocations

pursue verb defend verb shake verb nod verb campaign verb head subst oppose verb deny verb rub verb resist verb reject verb respond verb

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