noiselessly

Word family (noun) noise (adjective) noisy noiseless (adverb) noisily noiselessly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnoiselesslynoise‧less‧ly /ˈnɔɪzləsli/ adverb written QUIETwithout making any sound SYN silently We crept noiselessly down the hall. —noiseless adjective his noiseless footstepsExamples from the Corpusnoiselessly• There are also four manner adverbs in -ly: indistinctly, heavily, insignificantly, and noiselessly.• Then it felt as though the world was sliding inside-out as, slowly, noiselessly, a panel swivelled in her mind.• Less than half an hour later she cleaned the brush in white spirit and pressed the lid of the tin noiselessly down.• Shadowy shapes changed position, flying noiselessly, giving brief glimpses.• Lightning flickered noiselessly in the western sky.• He smiled and noiselessly moved back across the thick carpet, slipped under the sheets and into the researcher's bed.• It was moving very fast, and noiselessly over the snowy road.

单词	noiselessly
释义	noiselessly Word family (noun) noise (adjective) noisy noiseless (adverb) noisily noiselessly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnoiselesslynoise‧less‧ly /ˈnɔɪzləsli/ adverb written QUIETwithout making any sound SYN silently We crept noiselessly down the hall. —noiseless adjective his noiseless footstepsExamples from the Corpusnoiselessly• There are also four manner adverbs in -ly: indistinctly, heavily, insignificantly, and noiselessly.• Then it felt as though the world was sliding inside-out as, slowly, noiselessly, a panel swivelled in her mind.• Less than half an hour later she cleaned the brush in white spirit and pressed the lid of the tin noiselessly down.• Shadowy shapes changed position, flying noiselessly, giving brief glimpses.• Lightning flickered noiselessly in the western sky.• He smiled and noiselessly moved back across the thick carpet, slipped under the sheets and into the researcher's bed.• It was moving very fast, and noiselessly over the snowy road.
随便看	it is illogical to do it is illogical to do something it is imperative (for somebody) to do something it is imperative for to do it is imperative to do it is impolite it is impolite (of somebody) (to do something) it is impolite of to do it is important it is important (to do something) it is important to do it is impossible to resist it is improper (for somebody) to do something it is improper for to do it is improper to do it is improper to do it is improper to do something it is inadvisable to do it is inadvisable to do something it is inappropriate (for somebody) to do something it is inappropriate for to do it is inappropriate to do it is incumbent on to do it is incumbent upon to do it is incumbent upon/on somebody to do something