Übersetzung für 'most cautiously' von Englisch nach Deutsch

most cautiously {adv}

am behutsamsten

am vorsichtigsten

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cautiously {adv}

vorsichtig

mit Vorsicht

behutsam

verhalten

mit Bedacht

in vorsichtiger Weise

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to act cautiously

umsichtig vorgehen

mit Vorsicht vorgehen

vorsichtig handeln

umsichtig handeln

cautiously optimistic {adj}

vorsichtig optimistisch

verhalten optimistisch

to proceed cautiously

behutsam vorgehen

to open sth. cautiously

etw. sehr vorsichtig eröffnen

to approach cautiously (to sb./sth.)

sich vorsichtig (an jdn./etw.) herantasten [fig.] [annähern]

most {adv}

höchst

am meisten

most {pron}

meist-

most {adj}

größte

most {adj} {pron}

die meisten

• As the force cautiously advanced toward the town, one of the scouts returned with a prisoner who reported that the community had been abandoned, with most of the inhabitants fleeing to Onaquaga.
• The workers initially behaved cautiously. Despite the call from the KPD district leadership for a general strike on March 21, work continued in most companies outside the district of Mansfeld.
• Mather issued an election address soon after his adoption as candidate in which he highlighted what he saw as the most important political questions of the day; the need for improved methods of national education, Irish Home Rule and he cautiously raised the issue of the government’s role in the outbreak and conduct of the war in South Africa.
• Fearing another Salina Canyon disaster, the troops moved cautiously but on arriving at Soldier Summit Pass found that the Utes had split up and gone in different directions.
• If players on both teams cautiously avoid the point-of-no-return and thus do not invite pursuit, a condition of stalemate may result.

• However, emergency vehicles must slow down, proceed cautiously and activate their emergency lights to alert oncoming drivers to the preemption when crossing an intersection against the light.
• The Duke supported the cause of the Utrecht Hooks cautiously but not outrightly, sending his younger son, Engelbert, to join the Hook forces as a figurehead generalissimo.
• Instead of pushing into the combat raging to his front, he cautiously decided to wait for his stragglers to arrive at Albaching.
• The collector then goes cautiously to the side of the bull when he is in mount, directs the bull's penis inside the AV by grabbing the sheath directly behind the extended penis (never touching the penis itself).
• The Crown accordingly dealt with him cautiously and he was granted an amnesty in 1409.

• Earl Grey argued that the aristocracy would best be served by a cautiously constructive reform program.
• They may change their strategy as a coping mechanism, and play more cautiously as a result.
• The poem leaves behind a lesson that while it is good to be talented one must also watch one's weaknesses and instead of feeling flattered must cautiously tread one's way towards one's target.
• EU regulators have been cautiously welcoming of the SIN List.
• But Lynn easily won the free skating with a faultless performance while Holmes skated cautiously.

• Later practitioners would more cautiously observe that "'script cure'...is seldom a once-for-all event.
• Pedrós (2015) cautiously suggests Lavukaleve as the closest relative to Touo.