英:[ˈdɪlɪdʒəns]
美:[ˈdɪlɪdʒəns]
英:[ˈdɪlɪdʒəns]
美:[ˈdɪlɪdʒəns]
dil·i·gence
dI l jns
词根:diligent
adj.diligent 勤勉的;用功的,费尽心血的
adv.diligently 勤奋地;勤勉地
noun (1)
steady, earnest, and energetic effort : devoted and painstaking work and application to accomplish an undertaking : assiduity He had earned universal respect for his integrity, fairness, and diligence.—John L. Sanders
showed great diligence in tracking down the story
obsolete speed, haste
Go, hence with diligence!—Shakespeare
law the attention and care legally expected or required of a person (such as a party to a contract) see also due diligence
noun (2)
stagecoach
The railway had driven coach companies out of business …. Once, the journey had taken three days by diligence.—Graham Robb
due diligence尽职调查
14世纪中叶,“不断而认真地努力完成所承担的事情”,源自古法语 diligence “关注,关心; 匆忙,迅速”,直接源自拉丁语 diligentia “注意,小心”,来自 diligentem(主格 diligens)“专心的,勤奋的,小心的”,现在分词形容词,源自 diligere “挑选,高度重视,珍视,爱; 渴望,满足,欣赏”,最初的意思是“挑选,选择”,来自 dis- “分开”(参见 dis-)+ legere “选择,聚集”,源自 PIE 词根 *leg-(1)“收集,聚集”,带有“说话(挑选词语)”的派生词。
意义随着时间的推移从“爱”演变为“关注”,再到“小心”,最后到“持续的努力”。法律意义上的“在特定情况下应该给予的关注和关心”始于1620年代。从法语的次要意义中,衍生出 diligence 的旧用法,指的是“公共马车”(1742年; 简称 dilly),源自法语的缩写 carrosse de diligence。
Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin diligentia, from diligent-, diligens — see diligent Noun (2) French, literally, haste, from Middle French, persevering application
The first known use of diligence was in the 14th century
dillydallyverb
to waste time : dawdle
dillnoun
an herb related to the carrot and having aromatic foliage and seeds used especially in flavoring pickles
diligentadjective
showing steady and earnest care and effort : painstaking a diligent worker
a diligent search
diligentadjective
showing steady and earnest care and effort : painstaking a diligent worker
a diligent search
diligencenoun
careful and continued work : industry
1 Her main asset as a researcher was her diligence.
2 The team’s deep expertise and diligence in the competitive landscape allow clients to develop strategies for optimal outcomes.
3 Nora's diligence had set an example to the others.
诺拉的勤奋为其他学生树立了榜样.
4 And of course, that strengthened Dominion’s case because finding that there was only this one single solitary random weird email showed that Fox did no due diligence or fact checking.
5 But she will reveal that her diligence includes scanning the Internet for articles about players’ personal lives because drama can affect performance.
6 Sotheby’s said, “This e-mail illustrates the appropriate due diligence” that the house undertook “to learn the provenance of the statue prior to 1975.”
7 Diligence is an inestimaBle prize.
勤勉是无价之宝.
8 "Due diligence has been excellent and producers have made sure the storyline is accurate in what would happen to a woman who goes through the screening process," she said.
9 Navigating though the terra incognita of small and often insignificant flies requires considerable diligence and experience, which bore fruit in his monograph on the classification of blood-sucking simuliid black-flies of Africa.
10 In cross-country competition, training counted more than intrinsic ability, and I could compensate for a lack of natural aptitude with diligence and discipline.
11 What sets them apart is the amount of craft, care, and diligence put into their products.
12 These sites surround us, but finding and verifying them requires months of due diligence.
13 It would be nice if all two million stories in this universe were as filled with diligence and good intentions, but of course no two are the same, and many are far less clear-cut.
14 It was my fault for not showing due diligence.”
15 The two of us had reservations as well, but I had done my due diligence and knew this site settles Atlantic bottlenose dolphins native to the Caribbean in a tidal seawater lagoon.
16 They said they understand that company officials need to “do their due diligence,” but they also suggested Roper-Tolbert is being singled out because she’s a female celebrity.
17 “I was so charmed by being asked back into my home country that I didn’t do due diligence,” he said.
18 Partly, it was a matter of professional due diligence, the regular duty of catching up with movies I have not reviewed.
19 Segal issued a public letter on Thursday saying that criticism of the museum’s decision and its due diligence are without merit.
20 You need money and time, in addition, you need diligence.
你需要金钱和时间, 此外你还需要努力.
1 认真刻苦
2 注意
inspective alert mindful attentive watchful observant heedful regardful tenty advertent audient c/- CQ n.b. well note care watch eye attention respect regard ear concentration observation tent remark heed cognizance nevermind advertence see look mind notice refer mark tend zero advert know check attend pipe have a care with care keep an eye out take heed
3 迅速
wing-footed swift-handed fast ready quick round prompt rapid fleet swift speedy expedite winged quiver rattling expeditious raking flighty long-legged unhesitating pacey volant pacy wingy rathe lickety-split some right soon readily lightly roundly apace betimes yare swith deliverly snap speed velocity expedition readiness rapidity fastness celerity promptitude in jig time on the wings of the wind like a house on fire like fun
4 勤奋
diligently assiduously industriously arduously application assiduity diligent industrious industry endeavour studious studiously studiousness hard-working conscientious unwearied sedulous assiduous unweary sedulity
5 勤勉
hard patient diligent industrious assiduous sedulous diligently sedulously study industry assiduity sedulity rustle careful application strive conscientious active painful laborious studious hardworking elaborate deedy operose effort painstaking
6 驿站马车
7 驿车
8 公共马车
9 谨慎
safe religious conservative deliberate cautious strait diligent discreet unobtrusive prudential canny politic gingerly circumspect cagey chary heedful caution prudence circumspection beware pussyfoot
10 热心
live keen enthusiastic fiery strenuous ardent high-pressure zealous nuts warm-blooded fervid can-do ablaze glow rage enthusiasm zest zeal fervor mettle zing ardor elan with zest
13 努力
arduous exertive hard work start drive effort pain attempt push struggle bid labour endeavor stab hustle tug stagger endeavour exertion intension paroxysm nisus conation conatus try study apply strike stretch strive sweat fend hump heave seventh inning touch diligent laborious hardworking effortful pass trial stress pop labor stroke bother strain strife perspiration doing working-out buck with a will be at pains exert oneself