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faithful

When used to describe a person, "faithful" often implies a long-term commitment or loyalty, such as in a marriage or a deep friendship. When describing a copy, translation, or adaptation, it means the result is very close to the original and does not change the meaning or details. In a religious context, it refers to someone who consistently follows the rules and practices of their faith.

💬Trò chuyện

🎬Tuesday afternoon, Mark is pretending to be in a meeting while scrolling on his phone.

David Smith

The client wants the report to be a faithful reproduction of the 2019 data. No tweaking.

Mark

Gotcha. I'll just copy-paste it and call it a day then.

💡

David uses 'faithful' to mean an accurate, precise reproduction of the original data. Mark responds with 'call it a day', a common idiom meaning to stop working on something for the rest of the day, reflecting his slacker personality and desire to do the bare minimum.

Ý nghĩa

adjective

Remaining loyal and steadfast in affection or allegiance.

"He remained a faithful friend throughout the years of hardship."

adjective

True to a prototype, original, or fact; accurate in detail.

"The movie is a faithful adaptation of the original novel."

adjective

Strictly observant of religious duties or beliefs.

"She is a faithful member of her local congregation."

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