Definition of responsibly in English:

responsibly

adverb rɪˈspɒnsəblirəˈspɑnsəbli

1In a sensible or trustworthy manner.
companies should act responsibly when it comes to virus alerts
remember to drink responsibly
Example sentencesExamples
- In truth, there is little incentive for consumers to behave responsibly.
- While they made some attempts to handle their finances responsibly, they knew they needed help.
- The central part of the work is to make people live more responsibly.
- I would argue that one can responsibly drink alcohol but one cannot responsibly smoke cigarettes.
- It's a game that aims to engage the Nintendo generation while teaching it how to responsibly operate all-terrain vehicles.
- The agency invited him to do more, this time on drinking responsibly.
- As long as you continue to pay responsibly, having five credit cards shouldn't negatively affect your credit rating.
- Do this only if you trust your wife or husband to behave responsibly!
- They are churning out the most graphic images of death and devastation on our roads in an effort to encourage everyone to drive responsibly.
- They are not mature enough to vote responsibly.
2In a way that relates to duty or responsibility.
the mayors are more responsibly concerned with employment than other public officials
Example sentencesExamples
- Does anyone really believe that Congress will responsibly use such a power?
- How many drawings can one architect responsibly look at?
- We look for environments that responsibly inform and entertain.
- People routinely have to trust professionals to do their job responsibly.
- This is a struggle that people of conscience cannot responsibly step down from.
- Good citizens participate responsibly in the debates over public issues upon which democracy depends.
- You need management that can oversee the dollars and cents responsibly while remaining sensitive to the artistic process.
- If governments were expected to responsibly run such a system, all would be lost.
- A company should responsibly dispose of the wastes it owns, whether selling it to others for reuse or paying for its disposal.
- This can help employers avoid litigation and responsibly discharge their obligations to a harassment- and discrimination-free workplace.

Definition of responsibly in US English:

responsibly

adverbrəˈspɑnsəblirəˈspänsəblē

1In a sensible or trustworthy manner.
companies should act responsibly when it comes to virus alerts
remember to drink responsibly
Example sentencesExamples
- The central part of the work is to make people live more responsibly.
- It's a game that aims to engage the Nintendo generation while teaching it how to responsibly operate all-terrain vehicles.
- They are churning out the most graphic images of death and devastation on our roads in an effort to encourage everyone to drive responsibly.
- In truth, there is little incentive for consumers to behave responsibly.
- The agency invited him to do more, this time on drinking responsibly.
- While they made some attempts to handle their finances responsibly, they knew they needed help.
- Do this only if you trust your wife or husband to behave responsibly!
- As long as you continue to pay responsibly, having five credit cards shouldn't negatively affect your credit rating.
- They are not mature enough to vote responsibly.
- I would argue that one can responsibly drink alcohol but one cannot responsibly smoke cigarettes.
2In a way that relates to duty or responsibility.
the mayors are more responsibly concerned with employment than other public officials
Example sentencesExamples
- We look for environments that responsibly inform and entertain.
- A company should responsibly dispose of the wastes it owns, whether selling it to others for reuse or paying for its disposal.
- People routinely have to trust professionals to do their job responsibly.
- How many drawings can one architect responsibly look at?
- You need management that can oversee the dollars and cents responsibly while remaining sensitive to the artistic process.
- This can help employers avoid litigation and responsibly discharge their obligations to a harassment- and discrimination-free workplace.
- Does anyone really believe that Congress will responsibly use such a power?
- This is a struggle that people of conscience cannot responsibly step down from.
- If governments were expected to responsibly run such a system, all would be lost.
- Good citizens participate responsibly in the debates over public issues upon which democracy depends.

词汇	responsibly
释义	Definition of responsibly in English: responsibly adverb rɪˈspɒnsəblirəˈspɑnsəbli 1In a sensible or trustworthy manner. companies should act responsibly when it comes to virus alerts remember to drink responsibly Example sentencesExamples In truth, there is little incentive for consumers to behave responsibly. While they made some attempts to handle their finances responsibly, they knew they needed help. The central part of the work is to make people live more responsibly. I would argue that one can responsibly drink alcohol but one cannot responsibly smoke cigarettes. It's a game that aims to engage the Nintendo generation while teaching it how to responsibly operate all-terrain vehicles. The agency invited him to do more, this time on drinking responsibly. As long as you continue to pay responsibly, having five credit cards shouldn't negatively affect your credit rating. Do this only if you trust your wife or husband to behave responsibly! They are churning out the most graphic images of death and devastation on our roads in an effort to encourage everyone to drive responsibly. They are not mature enough to vote responsibly. 2In a way that relates to duty or responsibility. the mayors are more responsibly concerned with employment than other public officials Example sentencesExamples Does anyone really believe that Congress will responsibly use such a power? How many drawings can one architect responsibly look at? We look for environments that responsibly inform and entertain. People routinely have to trust professionals to do their job responsibly. This is a struggle that people of conscience cannot responsibly step down from. Good citizens participate responsibly in the debates over public issues upon which democracy depends. You need management that can oversee the dollars and cents responsibly while remaining sensitive to the artistic process. If governments were expected to responsibly run such a system, all would be lost. A company should responsibly dispose of the wastes it owns, whether selling it to others for reuse or paying for its disposal. This can help employers avoid litigation and responsibly discharge their obligations to a harassment- and discrimination-free workplace. Definition of responsibly in US English: responsibly adverbrəˈspɑnsəblirəˈspänsəblē 1In a sensible or trustworthy manner. companies should act responsibly when it comes to virus alerts remember to drink responsibly Example sentencesExamples The central part of the work is to make people live more responsibly. It's a game that aims to engage the Nintendo generation while teaching it how to responsibly operate all-terrain vehicles. They are churning out the most graphic images of death and devastation on our roads in an effort to encourage everyone to drive responsibly. In truth, there is little incentive for consumers to behave responsibly. The agency invited him to do more, this time on drinking responsibly. While they made some attempts to handle their finances responsibly, they knew they needed help. Do this only if you trust your wife or husband to behave responsibly! As long as you continue to pay responsibly, having five credit cards shouldn't negatively affect your credit rating. They are not mature enough to vote responsibly. I would argue that one can responsibly drink alcohol but one cannot responsibly smoke cigarettes. 2In a way that relates to duty or responsibility. the mayors are more responsibly concerned with employment than other public officials Example sentencesExamples We look for environments that responsibly inform and entertain. A company should responsibly dispose of the wastes it owns, whether selling it to others for reuse or paying for its disposal. People routinely have to trust professionals to do their job responsibly. How many drawings can one architect responsibly look at? You need management that can oversee the dollars and cents responsibly while remaining sensitive to the artistic process. This can help employers avoid litigation and responsibly discharge their obligations to a harassment- and discrimination-free workplace. Does anyone really believe that Congress will responsibly use such a power? This is a struggle that people of conscience cannot responsibly step down from. If governments were expected to responsibly run such a system, all would be lost. Good citizens participate responsibly in the debates over public issues upon which democracy depends.
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