doggedly
意味: With stubborn persistence and determination, continuing steadily despite difficulties or discouragement.
Doggedly carries a slightly more workmanlike tone than 'tenaciously' — it suggests plodding, unglamorous effort rather than brilliant tenacity. It often collocates with 'pursue,' 'resist,' 'insist,' and 'refuse.' British broadsheets frequently use it to describe investigative journalists, campaigners, or athletes who grind through adversity without flair.
例文
- The investigative reporter doggedly pursued the corruption story for over two years. 这位调查记者锲而不舍地追踪这桩腐败案件长达两年多。El periodista de investigación persiguió tenazmente la noticia de corrupción durante más de dos años.その調査報道記者は2年以上にわたり汚職事件を粘り強く追い続けた。탐사 보도 기자는 2년 이상에 걸쳐 그 부패 사건을 끈질기게 추적했다.
- Despite finishing last in early polls, the candidate doggedly continued her campaign across every constituency. 尽管在早期民调中垫底,这位候选人仍不屈不挠地在每个选区继续竞选。A pesar de quedar última en las primeras encuestas, la candidata continuó su campaña con tesón por todas las circunscripciones.初期の世論調査では最下位だったにもかかわらず、その候補者はあらゆる選挙区をくまなく回り選挙運動を粘り強く続けた。초기 여론조사에서 꼴찌를 기록했음에도 불구하고, 그 후보는 모든 선거구를 돌며 끈질기게 선거 운동을 계속했다.
- The rescue team doggedly searched the rubble for survivors well into the third day. 救援队不懈地搜索废墟中的幸存者,一直持续到第三天。El equipo de rescate buscó incansablemente supervivientes entre los escombros hasta bien entrado el tercer día.救助隊は3日目に入っても瓦礫の中の生存者を粘り強く捜索し続けた。구조대는 3일째에 접어들어서도 잔해 속 생존자를 끈질기게 수색했다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: journalism, narrative, professional
トーン: determined
起源と歴史
From Middle English dogge (dog), reflecting the perceived tenacity of dogs that refuse to release their grip. The adverb form became common in the 18th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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