Englisch

proudly

gb/pɹˈaʊdli/ us/pɹˈaʊdli/
B1 Englisch
~ 9400
Bedeutungen
0 Bedeutungen
adverb B1 property
1

showing pleasure and satisfaction with pride

In a way that shows you are very happy and pleased about something you or another person did or has.

Verwendungsmuster: [someone] [verb] proudly
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners sometimes say *"He smiled proud"* instead of *"He smiled proudly"*. Use **proud** before a noun or after a linking verb (*She is proud*), and **proudly** to describe how an action is done (*She smiled proudly*). Another mistake is using *"with proud"* instead of *"with pride"*.
Synonyme
with pride (Very close in meaning, but is a prepositional phrase rather than a single adverb.)
Antonyme
ashamedly (Describes doing something while showing shame or embarrassment instead of pride.)
Wortverbindungen
smile proudly |say proudly |announce proudly |proudly show |proudly present |proudly display
Themen
emotions |personal_success |relationships |core_vocabulary
Beispiele
  • She proudly showed her parents the award she had won.
  • He walked proudly onto the stage to receive his diploma.
  • The company proudly announced the launch of its new product.
  • They proudly told us that their son had passed the exam.
  • The artist proudly displayed his paintings at the gallery.
Beispiele für Lernende
  • My father proudly told everyone about my new job.
  • The little boy proudly held his first trophy.
  • She proudly showed me photos of her new baby.
  • He spoke proudly about his team’s success.
  • They proudly presented their project to the class.
adverb B2 property
2

showing proud refusal or stubborn dignity

In a way that shows you have too much pride to accept help or to say you are wrong.

Verwendungsmuster: [someone] proudly refuses [something]
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners may confuse this meaning with simply being *confident*. **Proudly** in this sense often includes a negative idea of not accepting help or not admitting a mistake, which **confidently** does not necessarily have.
Synonyme
stubbornly (Also shows refusal to change, but focuses more on being difficult to change than on a sense of dignity or pride.)
Antonyme
humbly (Shows low pride and willingness to accept help, admit fault, or lower oneself, which contrasts with proud refusal.)
Wortverbindungen
proudly refuse |proudly decline |proudly insist |proudly claim |proudly maintain
Themen
emotions |character |core_vocabulary
Beispiele
  • He proudly refused their offer of money, saying he could manage on his own.
  • She proudly insisted that she needed no help to finish the job.
  • Even after the mistake was clear, the politician proudly maintained that his decision was right.
  • The team proudly declined any special treatment, wanting to be judged like everyone else.
  • Despite the difficulties, they proudly carried on without asking for support.
Beispiele für Lernende
  • He proudly refused the gift because he did not want charity.
  • She proudly said she would do it alone.
  • They proudly declined the extra help from their friends.
  • He proudly kept his opinion, even when others disagreed.
  • She proudly did not say sorry, even when she was wrong.
adverb literary B2 property
3

standing tall and impressive

In a way that looks tall, strong, and important, so people easily see it.

Verwendungsmuster: [something] stands proudly [in/on/above a place]
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners sometimes think this use of **proudly** always means that a person feels proud. Here, it often describes how something looks—tall, strong, and easy to see—even though that thing cannot feel emotions.
Synonyme
majestically (Emphasizes grand and noble beauty; often more formal and poetic than "proudly".)
Antonyme
modestly (Describes something not attracting much attention and not looking grand or imposing.)
Wortverbindungen
stand proudly |rise proudly |tower proudly |fly proudly |sit proudly |loom proudly
Themen
appearance |places |nature |space |core_vocabulary
Beispiele
  • The old castle stood proudly on the hill, overlooking the valley.
  • A single tall tree rose proudly above the surrounding houses.
  • The national flag flew proudly over the stadium during the ceremony.
  • New glass towers now stand proudly in the city center.
  • Her family photos sat proudly on the shelf for all visitors to see.
Beispiele für Lernende
  • The church stands proudly in the middle of the town.
  • Tall buildings rise proudly over the river.
  • The flag flies proudly above the school.
  • A big mountain stands proudly behind the village.
  • Her trophies sit proudly on her desk.
Grammatik
Grundform
proudly
IPA
GB/pɹˈaʊdli/
US/pɹˈaʊdli/
Silben & Betonung
proudly (1 Silbe)
Stress on 1st syllable (proudly)
Wortformen
Noun
  • Base: proudly
  • Plural: proudlies
Wortfamilie
Forms
proudlies noun
Core family
proud adjective A2 pride noun B1
Advanced or less common
prideful adjective
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