Translation for 'proudly' from English to French

proudly

fièrement {adv}

avec fierté {adv}

orgueilleusement {adv}

• He carried the sobriquet, Captain "Clubfoot" Fort, C.S.A. proudly.
• On 18 June 2022, Maris Stella College proudly celebrated its 100th anniversary with the presence of Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith.
• With heart, we proudly stand by you.
• WTBF FM and AM proudly serves as a training ground for countless broadcast majors every year.
• I proudly serve my country's Navy combat team with Honor, Courage, and Commitment.

• These championships are a befitting tribute to a great softball player who proudly wore the green and gold of Australia.
• A few days later, the platoon are proudly and faultlessly seen being the honour guard for Winston Churchill.
• ROKS "Eulji Mundeok" was proudly honored as the top gunnery ship of the year in 2014.
• His only reservation about the movement was that France was still proudly Republican, far from monarchist.
• Ere you proudly question ours!

• She officially received the status of a Buddhist nun in 2008, an achievement which was proudly welcomed by her two grown sons.
• Birks was proudly the first woman at the Glenelg polling station to vote in April 1896.
• I proudly embrace the Navy’s core values of Honor, Courage and Commitment.
• Do they walk proudly in their green and gold?
• Diego proudly boasted his independent, I'll-do-it-myself spirit when at age eight, he carved his own religious statue when his father would not buy the one he wanted in a Rome store window.

• Fond of noting that he was born on Australia Day, Hughes was proudly Australian and keen to demonstrate this publicly.
• The steamer, Clan Ranald, swept proudly away.
• An ardent opponent of gun control, Brown-Waite was known for proudly carrying a gun on trips to her district.
• Yirmibeşoğlu proudly reminisced about his involvement in the Istanbul Pogrom, calling it "a magnificent organization".
• Glenn was proudly inducted into the R&B Hall of Fame in 2013.