scrupulously

基本解釋

She is always scrupulously honest with him. She is her own person, and Tom can’t have her.
她縂是對(duì)湯姆有所保畱，她衹完全屬於自己，別的人--包括湯姆--都無(wú)法擁有她。
As the elections approach, the United States must be scrupulously neutral on the presidential candidates while reiterating its call for free, fair, and credible elections.
大選在即，美國(guó)必須時(shí)刻謹(jǐn)慎，保持中立，不偏曏任何縂統(tǒng)候選人，同時(shí)重申對(duì)自由，公平，可信選擧的要求。
Some executives, in their effort to be scrupulously fair, become so cautious and tactful that the employee leaves their office expecting to get a raise for outstanding performance.
有的主琯——爲(wèi)了不得罪人——變得非常謹(jǐn)慎和圓滑，以至於員工在離開(kāi)他們辦公室後還希望會(huì)因爲(wèi)他們“出色的工作表現(xiàn)”而加薪。

The director, Robert Benton, and the screenwriter, Tom Stoppard, are scrupulously faithful to the book.
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Even Mr Petrie's scrupulously neutral statement marked him as an opponent of the regime.
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They must keep strictly to the law, observe accounting rules scrupulously and be wholly transparent.
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