terribly

terribly
adverb
1) (very: She is terribly clever.) muy, extremadamente
2) (in a terrible way: Does your leg hurt terribly?) mucho
terribly adv
1. terriblemente
it's terribly expensive es terriblemente caro / es carísimo
2. muy mal / fatal
the children behaved terribly los niños se comportaron fatal
terribly
tr['terɪblɪ]
adverb
1 terriblemente
2 familiar (very) muy
■ I'm terribly sorry lo siento muchísimo
terribly ['tɛrəbli] adv
1) badly: muy mal
2) extremely: terriblemente, extremadamente
terribly
adj.
• terriblemente adj.
adv.
• terriblemente adv.
'terəbli
adverb
a) (very badly) <suffer> terriblemente; <sing/act> terriblemente mal, fatal (Esp fam)

I miss you terribly — te echo muchísimo de menos

b) (colloq) (as intensifier)

I was terribly worried/nervous — estaba preocupadísima/nerviosísima

I'm not feeling terribly well — no me siento muy bien que digamos

['terǝblɪ]
ADV
1) (=extremely) [worried, difficult, important] terriblemente, tremendamente

it's terribly good/bad — es buenísimo/malísimo

• it's terribly hard for me to make a decision — me resulta dificilísimo or terriblemente difícil tomar una decisión

• he's been terribly ill — ha estado terriblemente enfermo, ha estado fatal

• I'm terribly sorry — lo siento muchísimo

• we aren't doing terribly well at the moment — ahora no nos va muy bien que digamos

he plays the piano a little, not terribly well — toca un poco el piano, no excesivamente bien

• there's something terribly wrong here — aquí hay algo que va realmente mal

a practical joke which had gone terribly wrong — una broma que había tenido unos resultados terribles

2) * (=very much)

• I miss him terribly — le echo muchísimo de menos

• to suffer terribly — sufrir horrores *, pasarlo fatal *

3) (=very poorly) [play, perform, behave] muy mal, fatal
* * *
['terəbli]
adverb
a) (very badly) <suffer> terriblemente; <sing/act> terriblemente mal, fatal (Esp fam)

I miss you terribly — te echo muchísimo de menos

b) (colloq) (as intensifier)

I was terribly worried/nervous — estaba preocupadísima/nerviosísima

I'm not feeling terribly well — no me siento muy bien que digamos


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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