disloyally
disloyally — 副詞
1. in a manner that fails to back the person, group, or country you are expected to
不忠地
未支持原本應該支持的對象
in a manner that fails to back the person, group, or country you are expected to stand by — for example, by speaking against a close friend or sharing a team's secrets.
Yumi acted disloyally when she told the rival coach about her own team's plan.
Yumi 把自己球隊的戰術告訴對手教練，這樣做很不忠。
act/behave disloyally + when-clause
The reporter wrote disloyally about the party that had supported her career for years.
那位記者多年來受到該政黨提攜，卻不忠地撰文批評它。
write/speak disloyally about + [group]
Rania felt her brother had behaved disloyally by siding with their cousins in the family dispute.
Rania 覺得哥哥在家族紛爭中站在堂兄弟那邊，是背叛了她。
behave disloyally + by + -ing
Several officers spoke disloyally of the general after the failed mission in the mountains.
山區任務失敗後，幾位軍官不忠地批評那位將軍。
speak disloyally of + [person]
Otis was accused of acting disloyally toward the small bookshop that had first hired him.
Otis 被指責對最早雇用他的小書店不忠。
act disloyally toward + [person/group]
- act disloyally
- behave disloyally
- speak disloyally of
- vote disloyally
- treacherously
stronger; suggests active betrayal, often with serious harm
- faithlessly
literary; emphasises a broken promise or trust
- traitorously
very strong; usually political or military betrayal
- loyally
directly opposite; standing by someone as expected
- faithfully
emphasises keeping a promise or duty
用法筆記
Most often modifies act, behave, speak, write, or vote. Subject is normally a person who has a recognised duty of loyalty (employee, friend, family member, party member, soldier).
常見錯誤
同根字
- loyal形容詞B2
- loyally副詞B2
- loyalty名詞B2
- disloyal形容詞C1
- disloyalty名詞C1
常見搭配
常用片語
- act disloyally
- speak disloyally
- behave disloyally
- vote disloyally
介系詞搭配
- disloyally toward
- disloyally to