horribly

horribly
adverb horriblemente
horribly
tr['hɒrɪblɪ]
adverb
1 horriblemente
■ it was horribly cold hacía un frío horroroso
horribly
adv.
• horriblemente adv.
'hɔːrəbli, 'hɒrɪbli
adverb
a) (horrifyingly) de una forma or manera horrible
b) (colloq) (as intensifier) <late/rude> terriblemente
['hɒrɪblɪ]
ADV
1) * (=dreadfully) [difficult, rich, embarrassed, expensive] terriblemente, tremendamente

I was horribly drunk — tenía una borrachera terrible *, estaba borrachísimo

I felt horribly embarrassed by the whole thing — me sentía terriblemente or tremendamente abochornado por todo aquello *

it's all gone horribly wrong — todo ha salido terriblemente mal

2) (=horrifically) [die, injure, scream] de una forma horrible; [mutilated, disfigured] horriblemente, espantosamente

they died horribly — murieron de una forma horrible, tuvieron una muerte horrible

men with horribly scarred faces — hombres con unas cicatrices horribles en la cara

* * *
['hɔːrəbli, 'hɒrɪbli]
adverb
a) (horrifyingly) de una forma or manera horrible
b) (colloq) (as intensifier) <late/rude> terriblemente

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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