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Meanings of carefully in English

Portuguese
com cautela

As if with kid gloves; with caution or prudence or tact.

com cautela
Usage of carefully in English
1
Conclusions: Reports of cognitive problems at work should be carefully followed up.
Pubmed
2
Indian economy is carefully waiting for a good monsoon in coming months.
Reuters
3
Statutory authorities should consider carefully whether they wish to employ such companies.
The Guardian
4
It is important that future studies carefully consider the criteria for inclusion.
Pubmed
5
He said carefully: Because they have physical recapitulation outside the body, Liu.
A Case of Conscience
6
The following examples illustrate the need for consumers to study labels carefully:
The Irish Times
7
Animals had been observed carefully for as long as anyone could remember.
The Shelters of Stone
8
Mr Foss said he carefully considered the family's case in November 2014.
Radio NZ
9
I therefore believe that any further expenditure should be considered very carefully.
The accident man
10
Follow the instructions carefully and answer the questions asked in each section.
From a Certain Point of View
11
Rapp considered the question carefully and said, Well, it's not very complicated.
Consent to kill: a thriller
12
I really must look over the contract more carefully come renewal time.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
13
Look carefully at your exposure to Europe, U.S. stocks, bonds and commodities.
Reuters
14
ME spokesman Matt Read said shoppers needed to choose their items carefully.
News.com.au
15
They searched the house carefully from attic to cellars, but without result.
And Then There Were None
16
As far as Lothar was concerned, he had to tread particularly carefully.
The draining lake
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Carefully through the time
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Common
United Kingdom
Common
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