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Перевод: slavishly

[наречие]
раболепно

Тезаурус:

1. "He's been my guardian spirit for years and it's interesting to be forced to suppress all my own creativity in order to copy him slavishly to the last detail.
2. Although these are sometimes slavishly historical, or played at a frenetic tempo (as if over-eager to cast off the stately past), the benefits of such experiments are clear.
3. It is far better to like and admire something that is wrong, or to like and admire for the wrong reason, provided we do so sincerely, than to follow slavishly the dictates or ideas of some other person.
4. Inanimate objects and systems slavishly obey Newton's law of thermodynamics that states that the energy in any system tends simply to dissipate; or, to put it simply, that "things cool down".
5. Finniston questions whether this approach can be adopted slavishly.
6. Details are indeed slavishly attended to: at the "cry of women" you hear a light offstage wailing; when the owl shrieks after Duncan's death, we get a "tu-whit-tu-whoo".
7. Coaching can be a great help - but it can also get in the way, for slavishly following a pedantic teacher can produce very strange results, with the candidate ending up trying to sound like someone he or she isn't.
8. Mr Jeremy Cole, a teacher at Latimer School, Kettering, Northants, said three pupils last year had "slavishly copied" a piece of maths coursework from another boy, but it had not affected their grades.
9. Nor did Rosa Jacobsen stick slavishly to one version of a tale; it was important to her to show how many angles a single event could be viewed from.
10. I followed you too slavishly.
11. Regressive rock is an exact inversion of progressive rock: both started with a commotion (punk, psychedelia) and slavishly followed through its principles and logic, ending up a remote travesty of the original.
12. There is a lot we can learn from them without having to copy slavishly.
13. The first is that there is no need to follow slavishly the whole procedure for each offence.