assiduous
Significado: Showing great care, attention, and effort; constant and unremitting in application.
Assiduous is a formal, literary synonym for 'diligent' that emphasises persistent, unwavering dedication. It suggests someone who applies themselves continuously and thoroughly to a task. It is more elevated in register than 'hardworking' or 'dedicated.' It collocates with 'effort,' 'attention,' 'care,' 'research,' and 'pursuit.'
Ejemplos
- Her assiduous attention to the archives uncovered previously unknown correspondence. 她对档案资料孜孜不倦的关注,发现了此前不为人知的书信。Su asidua atención a los archivos sacó a la luz correspondencia hasta entonces desconocida.文書資料への彼女のたゆまぬ注意が、それまで知られていなかった書簡を発見するに至りました。문서 자료에 대한 그녀의 끈질긴 관심이 이전에 알려지지 않았던 서신을 발견하게 했습니다.
- The diplomat was assiduous in cultivating relationships with key decision-makers in the region. 这位外交官殷勤地与该地区的主要决策者建立关系。El diplomático fue asiduo en cultivar relaciones con los responsables clave de la región.その外交官は、地域の主要な意思決定者との関係構築に精力的に取り組みました。그 외교관은 해당 지역의 주요 의사결정자들과의 관계 구축에 열성적으로 임했습니다.
- Years of assiduous practice transformed him from an amateur pianist into a concert performer. 多年刻苦的练习使他从业余钢琴家蜕变为音乐会演奏家。Años de práctica asidua lo transformaron de pianista aficionado en concertista.長年にわたる地道な練習が、彼をアマチュアピアニストからコンサート演奏家へと変貌させました。수년간의 꾸준한 연습이 그를 아마추어 피아니스트에서 콘서트 연주자로 변모시켰습니다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, professional
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin assiduus (constantly present, unremitting), from assidere (to sit beside, to attend to), from ad- (to) and sedere (to sit). Used in English since the mid-16th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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