Definition of healthily in English:

healthily

adverbˈhɛlθɪliˈhɛlθəli

1In a way that promotes or indicates good health.
a national campaign encouraging people to eat healthily
your body absorbs and uses the fat you need to function healthily
Example sentencesExamples
- Inspectors found that pupils understood the need to live healthily and safely.
- People are getting older and living healthily for longer.
- Encouraging children to eat and drink healthily is a national priority.
- I like to eat healthily so I have some asparagus every day.
- My throat infection is forcing me to drink healthily.
- With a little tender loving care and suitable living environment, the plants can grow healthily for many years.
- He was careful about his diet; never ate a bite more than he should yet he ate healthily.
- If you snack healthily, there is a greater chance that you will avoid the post-lunch 4 pm energy slump that so many people suffer from.
- I feel better if I exercise and eat healthily.
- We have people aging healthily, but they don't have a plan about retirement.
1. 1.1 In a normal, natural, and desirable manner.
  a healthily sceptical view of today's journalism
  an earnest and healthily ambitious young newshound
  Example sentencesExamples
  He is healthily ironic, with a cultivated aesthetic eye.
  I think that independence does not mean to live alone but means to become healthily dependent on other people.
  He was an organizational technician of high competence with healthily modest notions of what a central party organization could achieve.
  The culture we embrace is healthily competitive.
  Denying the existence of something only makes young, healthily inquisitive minds want to find out more about it.
  The defender takes a healthily wry view of the media.
  He's one of the most healthily competitive people on the softball diamond.
  He gave the impression of being healthily sceptical of those who called themselves activists.
  They wreck a party thrown by the healthily high-spirited pair.
  Absolute clarity stops people from listening and being healthily tentative.
2. 1.2 To a very satisfactory degree.
  the company's profit has increased healthily
  the economy grew healthily
  Example sentencesExamples
  The company was trading healthily and making a profit.
  His fundraising is rising healthily thanks to contributions solicited by email.
  The number of hedge funds expecting a fall has dropped sharply and, over the past six months, the company's share price has risen healthily.
  He has said that once the economy is growing healthily, he wants the country to once again reduce government spending.
  It is obvious that consumption continues to contribute healthily to the overall growth aggregates.
  The award has grown healthily since its first 10 fellowships in 1996; since its inception, the program has granted 239 fellowships.
  The company soldiered along with a stock price hovering healthily above $40.
  Every year the money turnover of the trade enlarges healthily.
  At present, most private schools remain healthily oversubscribed.
  Even with the population still growing healthily, substantial labor shortages exist in some critical fields.

Definition of healthily in US English:

healthily

adverbˈhelTHəlēˈhɛlθəli

1In a way that promotes or indicates good health.
a national campaign encouraging people to eat healthily
your body absorbs and uses the fat you need to function healthily
Example sentencesExamples
- I like to eat healthily so I have some asparagus every day.
- If you snack healthily, there is a greater chance that you will avoid the post-lunch 4 pm energy slump that so many people suffer from.
- People are getting older and living healthily for longer.
- Encouraging children to eat and drink healthily is a national priority.
- I feel better if I exercise and eat healthily.
- With a little tender loving care and suitable living environment, the plants can grow healthily for many years.
- We have people aging healthily, but they don't have a plan about retirement.
- My throat infection is forcing me to drink healthily.
- Inspectors found that pupils understood the need to live healthily and safely.
- He was careful about his diet; never ate a bite more than he should yet he ate healthily.
1. 1.1 In a normal, natural, and desirable manner.
  a healthily skeptical view of today's journalism
  an earnest and healthily ambitious young newshound
  Example sentencesExamples
  He's one of the most healthily competitive people on the softball diamond.
  I think that independence does not mean to live alone but means to become healthily dependent on other people.
  The defender takes a healthily wry view of the media.
  Absolute clarity stops people from listening and being healthily tentative.
  They wreck a party thrown by the healthily high-spirited pair.
  The culture we embrace is healthily competitive.
  Denying the existence of something only makes young, healthily inquisitive minds want to find out more about it.
  He gave the impression of being healthily sceptical of those who called themselves activists.
  He was an organizational technician of high competence with healthily modest notions of what a central party organization could achieve.
  He is healthily ironic, with a cultivated aesthetic eye.
2. 1.2 To a very satisfactory degree.
  the company's profit has increased healthily
  the economy grew healthily
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has said that once the economy is growing healthily, he wants the country to once again reduce government spending.
  Every year the money turnover of the trade enlarges healthily.
  At present, most private schools remain healthily oversubscribed.
  His fundraising is rising healthily thanks to contributions solicited by email.
  The company was trading healthily and making a profit.
  The company soldiered along with a stock price hovering healthily above $40.
  Even with the population still growing healthily, substantial labor shortages exist in some critical fields.
  The award has grown healthily since its first 10 fellowships in 1996; since its inception, the program has granted 239 fellowships.
  The number of hedge funds expecting a fall has dropped sharply and, over the past six months, the company's share price has risen healthily.
  It is obvious that consumption continues to contribute healthily to the overall growth aggregates.

单词	healthily
释义	Definition of healthily in English: healthily adverbˈhɛlθɪliˈhɛlθəli 1In a way that promotes or indicates good health. a national campaign encouraging people to eat healthily your body absorbs and uses the fat you need to function healthily Example sentencesExamples Inspectors found that pupils understood the need to live healthily and safely. People are getting older and living healthily for longer. Encouraging children to eat and drink healthily is a national priority. I like to eat healthily so I have some asparagus every day. My throat infection is forcing me to drink healthily. With a little tender loving care and suitable living environment, the plants can grow healthily for many years. He was careful about his diet; never ate a bite more than he should yet he ate healthily. If you snack healthily, there is a greater chance that you will avoid the post-lunch 4 pm energy slump that so many people suffer from. I feel better if I exercise and eat healthily. We have people aging healthily, but they don't have a plan about retirement. 1.1 In a normal, natural, and desirable manner. a healthily sceptical view of today's journalism an earnest and healthily ambitious young newshound Example sentencesExamples He is healthily ironic, with a cultivated aesthetic eye. I think that independence does not mean to live alone but means to become healthily dependent on other people. He was an organizational technician of high competence with healthily modest notions of what a central party organization could achieve. The culture we embrace is healthily competitive. Denying the existence of something only makes young, healthily inquisitive minds want to find out more about it. The defender takes a healthily wry view of the media. He's one of the most healthily competitive people on the softball diamond. He gave the impression of being healthily sceptical of those who called themselves activists. They wreck a party thrown by the healthily high-spirited pair. Absolute clarity stops people from listening and being healthily tentative. 1.2 To a very satisfactory degree. the company's profit has increased healthily the economy grew healthily Example sentencesExamples The company was trading healthily and making a profit. His fundraising is rising healthily thanks to contributions solicited by email. The number of hedge funds expecting a fall has dropped sharply and, over the past six months, the company's share price has risen healthily. He has said that once the economy is growing healthily, he wants the country to once again reduce government spending. It is obvious that consumption continues to contribute healthily to the overall growth aggregates. The award has grown healthily since its first 10 fellowships in 1996; since its inception, the program has granted 239 fellowships. The company soldiered along with a stock price hovering healthily above $40. Every year the money turnover of the trade enlarges healthily. At present, most private schools remain healthily oversubscribed. Even with the population still growing healthily, substantial labor shortages exist in some critical fields. Definition of healthily in US English: healthily adverbˈhelTHəlēˈhɛlθəli 1In a way that promotes or indicates good health. a national campaign encouraging people to eat healthily your body absorbs and uses the fat you need to function healthily Example sentencesExamples I like to eat healthily so I have some asparagus every day. If you snack healthily, there is a greater chance that you will avoid the post-lunch 4 pm energy slump that so many people suffer from. People are getting older and living healthily for longer. Encouraging children to eat and drink healthily is a national priority. I feel better if I exercise and eat healthily. With a little tender loving care and suitable living environment, the plants can grow healthily for many years. We have people aging healthily, but they don't have a plan about retirement. My throat infection is forcing me to drink healthily. Inspectors found that pupils understood the need to live healthily and safely. He was careful about his diet; never ate a bite more than he should yet he ate healthily. 1.1 In a normal, natural, and desirable manner. a healthily skeptical view of today's journalism an earnest and healthily ambitious young newshound Example sentencesExamples He's one of the most healthily competitive people on the softball diamond. I think that independence does not mean to live alone but means to become healthily dependent on other people. The defender takes a healthily wry view of the media. Absolute clarity stops people from listening and being healthily tentative. They wreck a party thrown by the healthily high-spirited pair. The culture we embrace is healthily competitive. Denying the existence of something only makes young, healthily inquisitive minds want to find out more about it. He gave the impression of being healthily sceptical of those who called themselves activists. He was an organizational technician of high competence with healthily modest notions of what a central party organization could achieve. He is healthily ironic, with a cultivated aesthetic eye. 1.2 To a very satisfactory degree. the company's profit has increased healthily the economy grew healthily Example sentencesExamples He has said that once the economy is growing healthily, he wants the country to once again reduce government spending. Every year the money turnover of the trade enlarges healthily. At present, most private schools remain healthily oversubscribed. His fundraising is rising healthily thanks to contributions solicited by email. The company was trading healthily and making a profit. The company soldiered along with a stock price hovering healthily above $40. Even with the population still growing healthily, substantial labor shortages exist in some critical fields. The award has grown healthily since its first 10 fellowships in 1996; since its inception, the program has granted 239 fellowships. The number of hedge funds expecting a fall has dropped sharply and, over the past six months, the company's share price has risen healthily. It is obvious that consumption continues to contribute healthily to the overall growth aggregates.
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