greatly

greatly
adverb I was greatly impressed by her singing.) muy
greatly adv muy / mucho
I greatly enjoyed myself me divertí mucho
greatly
tr['greɪtlɪ]
adverb
1 mucho, enormemente
■ he greatly admires his father admira mucho a su padre
■ I greatly regret giving up the piano me arrepiento mucho de haber dejado de tocar el piano
greatly ['greɪtli] adv
1) much: mucho, sumamente
to be greatly improved: haber mejorado mucho
2) very: muy
greatly superior: muy superior
greatly
adv.
• en gran manera adv.
• grandemente adv.
• mucho adv.
• muy adv.
'greɪtli
adverb (as intensifier) <admire/improve/increase> enormemente, mucho

greatly concerned — profundamente preocupado

['ɡreɪtlɪ]
ADV
1) (with adj or pp used as adj) muy

greatly superior — muy superior

she found him greatly changed — ella lo encontró muy or enormemente cambiado

he was greatly influenced by Debussy — estuvo muy or enormemente influenciado por Debussy

2) (with verb) [contribute, improve, vary, admire, regret] enormemente, mucho

I greatly regret having told her about it — me arrepiento mucho or enormemente de habérselo dicho

it is greatly to be regretted — frm es muy de lamentar

* * *
['greɪtli]
adverb (as intensifier) <admire/improve/increase> enormemente, mucho

greatly concerned — profundamente preocupado


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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