Adhering Meaning in English
word · lemma: adhere
ədˈhɪɹɪŋ
ud-HEER-ing
ædhˈiəɹɪŋ
ad-HEER-ing
释义
Following a rule or principle, or sticking physically to a surface or object.
用法与细微差别
Often used formally for rules, instructions, or standards ('adhering to guidelines'). Also means physically sticking to something, but more commonly used in abstract contexts. Not interchangeable with 'follow' in informal speech.
Spanish: adherirse - apegarsePortuguese (BR): aderir - apegar-sePortuguese (PT): aderir - colar-seChinese (Simplified): 附着 - 遵守Chinese (Traditional): 附著 - 遵守Hindi: चिपकना - पालन करनाArabic: الالتزام - الالتصاقBengali: মেনে চলা - লেগে থাকাRussian: придерживаться - прилипатьJapanese: 従う - 付着するVietnamese: tuân theo - bám dínhKorean: 지키다 - 달라붙다Turkish: uymak - yapışmakUrdu: پابندی کرنا - چپکناIndonesian: mematuhi - menempel
例句
He is adhering to the new safety rules at work.
basic
The sticker is adhering to the wall very well.
basic
She is adhering to her diet.
basic
By adhering to these simple steps, you’ll see better results.
natural
That paint isn’t adhering properly to the surface—it keeps peeling off.
natural
He prides himself on adhering strictly to his principles, no matter what.
natural