静静 + 地 + Verb
The adverb 静静 (jìngjìng) means 'quietly' or 'silently.' It is the reduplicated form of 静 and is placed before a verb, often with 地, to describe an action done in a calm, silent manner. The reduplication adds a gentle, descriptive tone to the quietness.
她静静地坐在窗边看书。
tā jìngjìng de zuò zài chuāng biān kàn shū.
She sat quietly by the window reading a book.
雪静静地落在屋顶上,一点声音都没有。
xuě jìngjìng de luò zài wūdǐng shàng, yīdiǎn shēngyīn dōu méiyǒu.
Snow fell quietly on the rooftop, without making a sound.
他静静地听完了我说的话,才开口回答。
tā jìngjìng de tīng wán le wǒ shuō de huà, cái kāikǒu huídá.
He listened quietly until I finished speaking, then began to reply.