commendably
/kəˈmendəbli/ (bre, ipa) · /kəˈmendəbli/ (ame, ipa) · /kə-ˈmen-də-blē/ (ame, mw)
commendably — 副詞
1. with enough skill, kindness, or responsibility to earn clear approval from other
值得稱許
表現、做法好得應受讚賞
with enough skill, kindness, or responsibility to earn clear approval from other people.
Ava handled the angry customer commendably and calmed the whole line.
Ava 面對生氣的顧客時處理得很得體，讓整排隊伍都冷靜下來，表現相當值得稱許。
verb + commendably in a difficult service situation
When the power failed, Ilan commendably guided the children outside in silence.
停電時，Ilan 冷靜地把孩子們帶到外面，全程安靜有序，這樣的應對很值得稱許。
commendably + guided during an emergency
The nurses acted commendably through the storm and never left their patients alone.
護理師們在暴風雨中依然盡責照顧病人，從沒把任何人單獨留下，表現十分值得稱許。
Despite the short notice, Ishaan commendably finished the report before sunrise.
雖然通知得很晚，Ishaan 仍在天亮前完成報告，這樣的表現值得稱許。
Ari behaved commendably after the loss and thanked every volunteer by name.
輸了比賽後，Ari 的態度仍很有風度，還逐一點名感謝每位志工，這樣做相當值得稱許。
- admirably
Usually warmer and stronger, often suggesting respect as well as approval.
- creditably
More formal and narrower, stressing that someone reached a solid standard.
- well
Broader and less formal; it does not always imply moral approval.
- poorly
Shows low quality or weak performance.
- shamefully
Adds a strong sense of blame or moral failure.
文法句型
verb + commendably
commendably + verb of response or action
用法筆記
Most often used for actions, responses, or work that show good judgment in a difficult situation. It is more formal than 'well' and suggests that the conduct itself deserves approval, not just that the result was successful.