seriously

seriously
adverb (in a serious way; to a serious extent: Is he seriously thinking of being an actor?; She is seriously ill.) en serio
seriously adv
1. seriamente / en serio
I am seriously thinking of changing jobs estoy pensando seriamente en cambiar de trabajo
2. gravemente
he is seriously ill está gravemente enfermo
to take something seriously tomar algo en serio
seriously
tr['sɪərɪəslɪ]
adverb
1 (in earnest) en serio
don't take things so seriously no te tomes las cosas tan en serio
are you seriously saying that we have to leave? ¿lo dices en serio que nos tenemos que marchar?
2 (severely) seriamente, gravemente
seriously wounded herido,-a de gravedad
smoking can seriously damage your health fumar perjudica seriamente la salud
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
seriously though bromas aparte, (hablando) en serio
to take oneself seriously darse importancia
seriously ['sɪriəsli] adv
1) earnestly: seriamente, con seriedad, en serio
2) severely: gravemente
seriously
adv.
gravemente adv.
seriamente adv.
sinceramente adv.
'sɪriəsli, 'sɪəriəsli
adverb
1)
a) (not frivolously) seriamente, con seriedad

don't take it seriously — no te lo tomes en serio

she takes herself so seriously — se da mucha importancia

seriously though — (indep) hablando en serio, fuera de broma

b) (genuinely, sincerely)

you can't seriously mean that — no lo puedes estar diciendo en serio

2) (gravely) <ill/injured> gravemente
['sɪǝrɪǝslɪ]
ADV
1) (=in earnest) [think, consider] seriamente; [speak] seriamente, en serio

yes, but seriously ... — sí, pero en serio ...

we are seriously considering emigrating — estamos considerando seriamente la posibilidad de emigrar

do you seriously expect me to believe that? — ¿esperas en serio que me lo crea?, ¿de verdad esperas que me lo crea?

seriously? — ¿en serio?, ¿de verdad?

to take sth/sb seriously — tomar algo/a algn en serio

to take o.s. too seriously — tomarse a sí mismo demasiado en serio

2) (=badly) [damage, affect] seriamente, gravemente; [injured, wounded] gravemente

no-one was seriously hurt — nadie resultó gravemente herido

he is seriously ill — está grave, está gravemente enfermo

the pilot realized that something was seriously wrong — el piloto se dio cuenta de que algo iba realmente mal or de que pasaba algo muy grave

3) * (=really)

a hotel like the Grand is seriously expensive — un hotel como el Grand es caro de verdad *

he's seriously into body-building — está metido a tope en el culturismo *

* * *
['sɪriəsli, 'sɪəriəsli]
adverb
1)
a) (not frivolously) seriamente, con seriedad

don't take it seriously — no te lo tomes en serio

she takes herself so seriously — se da mucha importancia

seriously though — (indep) hablando en serio, fuera de broma

b) (genuinely, sincerely)

you can't seriously mean that — no lo puedes estar diciendo en serio

2) (gravely) <ill/injured> gravemente

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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