diligent
의미: Having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or duties; hardworking and persistent.
Diligent emphasises sustained, careful effort over time. It suggests not just hard work but also conscientiousness and attention to quality. It is a common word in school reports, professional references, and official assessments. It collocates with 'student,' 'worker,' 'effort,' 'research,' and 'approach.' The legal term 'due diligence' derives from this concept.
예문
- The diligent student spent every evening in the library preparing for her final examinations. 这位勤奋的学生每晚都在图书馆备考期末考试。La alumna aplicada pasaba cada tarde en la biblioteca preparando sus exámenes finales.その勤勉な学生は毎晩図書館で期末試験の準備をしていました。그 근면한 학생은 매일 저녁 도서관에서 기말시험을 준비했습니다.
- Diligent monitoring of water quality prevented a potential public health crisis. 对水质的勤勉监测防止了一场潜在的公共卫生危机。La supervisión diligente de la calidad del agua evitó una posible crisis de salud pública.水質の入念な監視が、潜在的な公衆衛生上の危機を未然に防ぎました。수질에 대한 면밀한 모니터링이 잠재적인 공중 보건 위기를 예방했습니다.
- Through diligent effort over many years, she built the small enterprise into a thriving business. 经过多年的不懈努力,她将一家小企业发展成了一家繁荣的公司。Gracias a un esfuerzo diligente durante muchos años, transformó la pequeña empresa en un negocio próspero.長年にわたる地道な努力により、彼女は小さな事業を繁盛するビジネスへと成長させました。수년에 걸친 꾸준한 노력으로 그녀는 작은 사업체를 번성하는 기업으로 성장시켰습니다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: general, academic, professional
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Latin diligens (attentive, careful), present participle of diligere (to value highly, to love), from dis- (apart) and legere (to choose, to read). The sense shifted from 'loving' to 'careful' in medieval Latin.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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