Uncritically is the adverb: it describes doing something without stopping to weigh it up or look for faults. It attaches to verbs of taking things in and passing them on — you accept, believe, repeat, follow, quote, share or reproduce something uncritically. 'She repeated the figures uncritically' means she passed them on without once asking whether they were true.

Uncritically is the adverbUncritically是副詞 it describes doing something形容做某件事的時候 without stopping to weigh it up or look for faults沒有停下來仔細衡量，也沒有找找看有沒有問題 It attaches to verbs of taking things in and passing them on它常搭配「接收再傳遞」這類動詞 you accept, believe, repeat, follow, quote, share or reproduce something uncritically你可以uncritically地accept、believe、repeat、follow、quote、share或reproduce某件事 'She repeated the figures uncritically''She repeated the figures uncritically'的意思是 means she passed them on她把數字傳了出去 without once asking whether they were true卻連一次都沒問過那是不是真的

Like the adjective, it carries quiet disapproval; the speaker is saying that a check should have happened and did not. Remember that 'critically' here means 'with careful judgement', not 'harshly' — so uncritically is about a missing step in your thinking, not about being nice to people.

Like the adjective跟形容詞一樣 it carries quiet disapproval它帶著一種不太明顯的不以為然 the speaker is saying that a check should have happened and did not說話的人是在說「本來應該要查證，卻沒有查證」 Remember that 'critically' here means 'with careful judgement'要記得這裡的'critically'指的是「經過仔細判斷」 not 'harshly'不是「嚴厲」 so uncritically is about a missing step in your thinking所以uncritically講的是思考少了一個步驟 not about being nice to people跟對人好不好沒有關係

The word usually sits right after the verb, or before it: 'accepted uncritically', 'uncritically accepted'. Both are fine.

The word usually sits right after the verb, or before it這個字通常緊接在動詞後面，或是放在動詞前面 'accepted uncritically', 'uncritically accepted''accepted uncritically'、'uncritically accepted' Both are fine兩種說法都可以

It is a formal word, common in academic writing, journalism and teaching, where it names a specific bad habit: taking a source at face value. In everyday speech people say 'she just believed it' or 'he didn't even question it'.

It is a formal word這是個正式的字 common in academic writing, journalism and teaching常見於學術寫作、新聞和教學 where it names a specific bad habit用來指一個特定的壞習慣 taking a source at face value不加查證就照單全收一個來源 In everyday speech people say 'she just believed it' or 'he didn't even question it'日常口語裡大家會說「她就這樣相信了」或「他連問都沒問」