nobly

英 ['nəʊbli] 美 ['nəʊbli]

• adv. 崇高地；尊贵地

英英释义

Adverb:

1. in a noble manner;

   "she has behaved nobly"
   

经典引文

• Thinking it better to be nobly remembered than nobly born.

  出自： J. Ruskin

• It is dark stained solid one inch oak and will age nobly.

  出自： M. McLuhan

• There is a photograph of me sitting beside a nobly handsome fisherman.

  出自： Day Lewis

• Insistence on the obligation to face life nobly and without lies.

  出自： A. Livingstone

• Flu sufferers who nobly insist on struggling on rather than..going to bed.

  出自：Independent

词汇搭配

• noble 高贵的

近反义词

【近义词】

• decently 正派地
• graciously 仁慈地
• kindly 和蔼的
• virtuously 正直地
• gallantly 漂亮地
• splendidly 辉煌地
• justly 公正地