bitterly

bitterly
adverb bitterly disappointed; bitterly cold.) amargamente
bitterly
tr['bɪtəlɪ]
adverb
1 con amargura, amargamente
■ she complained bitterly se quejó amargamente
2 (very) muy
■ it's bitterly cold hace un frío glacial
■ she was bitterly disappointed estuvo terriblemente decepcionada
bitterly ['bɪt̬ərli] adv
: amargamente
bitterly
adv.
• amargamente adv.
'bɪtərli, 'bɪtəli
adverb
1) <cold>

it was bitterly cold — hacía un frío glacial

2)
a) <disappointed/resentful> tremendamente; <weep/complain> amargamente; <say> amargamente, con amargura
b) (implacably) implacablemente, a muerte
['bɪtǝlɪ]
ADV
1) (=icily)

it's bitterly cold — hace un frío gélido or glacial

a bitterly cold day — un día gélido or glacial

2) (=fiercely) [oppose] implacablemente; [hate] implacablemente, a muerte; [fight] a muerte; [criticize] duramente

a bitterly contested match — un partido muy reñido

3) (=deeply) [regret, resent] amargamente; [resentful, jealous, ashamed] terriblemente

I was bitterly disappointed — sufrí una terrible or amarga decepción, quedé terriblemente decepcionado

4) (=resentfully) [say, reply] con rencor; [speak, think] amargamente, con rencor; [complain] amargamente

she spoke bitterly of her experiences — habló amargamente or con rencor de sus experiencias

5) (=sorrowfully) [weep, cry] amargamente
* * *
['bɪtərli, 'bɪtəli]
adverb
1) <cold>

it was bitterly cold — hacía un frío glacial

2)
a) <disappointed/resentful> tremendamente; <weep/complain> amargamente; <say> amargamente, con amargura
b) (implacably) implacablemente, a muerte

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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