mutinously
gb/mjˈutɪnˈɔsli/ us/mjˈutɪnˈɔsli/
C2
Kiingereza
lázongva, dacosan
C2
LITERARY
1
lázongva
C1
Muundo wa matumizi:
[someone/a group] [speak/act/move] mutinously
The crew murmured mutinously as the captain announced another week at sea.
A legénység lázongva zúgolódott, amikor a kapitány bejelentette, hogy még egy hétig tengeren lesznek.
The soldiers talked mutinously in the barracks after the pay was delayed.
A katonák lázongva beszélgettek a laktanyában, miután késett a zsold.
They stood mutinously in formation, refusing to carry out the command.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The crew spoke mutinously to the captain.
A legénység lázongva beszélt a kapitánnyal.
The soldiers mutinously refused the order.
A katonák lázongva tagadták meg a parancs teljesítését.
Kosa la kawaida:
Often confused with unrelated adverbs like “mutually” because of similar spelling.
Maana
in open revolt against authority
Miunganiko ya maneno
talk mutinously
|murmur mutinously
|grumble mutinously
|shout mutinously
|protest mutinously
|the crew mutinously
|the troops mutinously
|a mutinously angry crew
|mutinously refuse
|mutinously reject orders
Visawe
rebelliously (General word for resisting authority; not limited to mutiny contexts.)
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insubordinately (Emphasizes disobeying orders, often in workplaces or the military.)
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defiantly (Focuses on bold resistance, not necessarily collective mutiny.)
Vinyume
obediently (In a way that follows orders or authority.)
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submissively (In a way that yields or gives in to authority.)
Mada
military
|conflict
|authority
Ufafanuzi
In a way that shows a group is refusing to obey its leaders.
In a way that shows mutiny, especially by a group (such as soldiers or a ship’s crew) refusing to obey lawful authority or orders.
C2
LITERARY
2
dacosan
B1
Muundo wa matumizi:
[someone] [look/stare/respond/sit] mutinously
She crossed her arms and stared mutinously at the teacher.
Összefonta a karját, és dacosan nézett a tanárra.
He answered mutinously, as if every rule were an insult.
Dacosan válaszolt, mintha minden szabály sértés volna.
The child sat mutinously in the back seat, refusing to buckle up.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
He looked mutinously at his boss.
Dacosan nézett a főnökére.
She replied mutinously.
Dacosan válaszolt.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners may overuse it for any anger; it specifically suggests defiance against authority or control.
Maana
in a defiant, insubordinate way
Miunganiko ya maneno
stare mutinously
|glare mutinously
|look mutinously
|sit mutinously
|fold arms mutinously
|respond mutinously
|mutinously silent
|mutinously sulky
|mutinously resentful
|mutinously defiant
Visawe
defiantly (More common and neutral; less specific to “mutiny” imagery.)
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sullenly (Highlights moody resistance rather than active opposition.)
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belligerently (Suggests aggressive hostility, not just refusal to comply.)
Vinyume
compliantly (Willingly doing what is asked or required.)
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respectfully (Showing regard for authority rather than resisting it.)
Mada
authority
|emotions
Ufafanuzi
In a defiant way, like you won’t obey.
In a way that shows strong, often sullen defiance toward rules or authority, without necessarily involving an organized mutiny.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
mutinously
IPA
GB/mjˈutɪnˈɔsli/
US/mjˈutɪnˈɔsli/
Silabi na mkazo
mutin - ously (silabi 2)
Stress on 1st syllable (mutin)
Maumbo ya neno
Noun
- Base: mutinously
- Plural: mutinouslies
Familia ya neno
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.