duly

duly
adverb (properly; as expected: The bus duly arrived.) debidamente
duly
tr['djʊːlɪ]
adverb
1 formal use (properly) debidamente
2 (as expected) como era de esperar
duly ['du:li, 'dju:-] adv
properly: debidamente, a su debido tiempo
duly
adv.
debidamente (Jurisprudencia) adv.
puntualmente adv.
'duːli, 'djuːli
adverb
a) (as expected, planned)

permission was duly granted — el permiso fue concedido, como era de esperar

he duly arrived at four — llegó a las cuatro, como estaba previsto

b) (correctly, properly) debidamente

your comments have been duly noted — se ha tomado debida nota de sus observaciones

['djuːlɪ]
ADV
1) (=as expected) [arrive, land] como estaba previsto

he duly arrived at three — llegó a las tres, como estaba previsto

I was duly grateful for his assistance — como cabe esperar, le agradecí su asistencia

the visitors were duly impressed — los visitantes quedaron muy impresionados, como era de esperar

2) (=properly) [elect, sign] debidamente

the point was duly noted in the minutes — se tomó debida nota de ese punto

* * *
['duːli, 'djuːli]
adverb
a) (as expected, planned)

permission was duly granted — el permiso fue concedido, como era de esperar

he duly arrived at four — llegó a las cuatro, como estaba previsto

b) (correctly, properly) debidamente

your comments have been duly noted — se ha tomado debida nota de sus observaciones


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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