accūrātus
61soigneusement — Soigneusement, Accurate, Curiose, Diligenter, Non indiligenter, Firme, Intente, Industrie, Magnopere, Prouide, Religiose, Studiose, Vigilanter, Solicite. Soigneusement apres s estre bien informé, Conquisite. Escouter soigneusement, Conquisite.… …
62acurado — acurado, da (Del lat. accurātus, preparado con esmero). adj. ant. Cuidadoso y esmerado …
63accurate — [16] ‘Accuracy’ is connected with ‘curing’, in the sense not of ‘making better’ but of ‘looking after’ – as in ‘the cure of souls’. The adjective comes from Latin accūrātus ‘done carefully’, which in turn derived from a verb (cūrāre ‘care for’)… …
64accurate — [ak′yə rət] adj. [L accuratus, pp. of accurare < ad , to + curare, to take care < cura, care: see CURE] 1. careful and exact 2. free from mistakes or errors; precise 3. adhering closely to a standard [an accurate thermometer] SYN. CORRECT… …
65accurate — adj. 1 careful, precise; lacking errors. 2 conforming exactly with the truth or with a given standard. Derivatives: accurately adv. Etymology: L accuratus done carefully, past part. of accurare (as AC , cura care) …
66ac´cu|rate|ness — ac|cu|rate «AK yuhr iht», adjective. 1. without errors or mistakes; precisely correct; exactly right: »You must take care to be accurate in arithmetic. An airplane pilot must have an accurate watch. Military power is no longer an accurate measure …
67ac´cu|rate|ly — ac|cu|rate «AK yuhr iht», adjective. 1. without errors or mistakes; precisely correct; exactly right: »You must take care to be accurate in arithmetic. An airplane pilot must have an accurate watch. Military power is no longer an accurate measure …
68ac|cu|rate — «AK yuhr iht», adjective. 1. without errors or mistakes; precisely correct; exactly right: »You must take care to be accurate in arithmetic. An airplane pilot must have an accurate watch. Military power is no longer an accurate measure of… …
