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1 exceptionally
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2 exceptionally ex·cep·tion·al·ly adv
[ɪk'sɛpʃən(ə)lɪ]English-Italian dictionary > exceptionally ex·cep·tion·al·ly adv
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3 unusually
[ʌn'juːʒəlɪ]1) (exceptionally) [large, talented] eccezionalmente; [ difficult] insolitamente2) (surprisingly) stranamente, insolitamenteunusually for her, she made many mistakes — stranamente, ha fatto molti errori
* * *adverb She is unusually cheerful today.) insolitamente* * *unusually /ʌnˈju:ʒlɪ/avv.insolitamente; in modo inconsueto: It's unusually warm for the time of year, fa insolitamente caldo per la stagione; Unusually for him, he was nervous, contrariamente al suo solito, era agitato.* * *[ʌn'juːʒəlɪ]1) (exceptionally) [large, talented] eccezionalmente; [ difficult] insolitamente2) (surprisingly) stranamente, insolitamenteunusually for her, she made many mistakes — stranamente, ha fatto molti errori
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4 exceptional
[ɪk'sepʃənl]aggettivo eccezionale* * *adjective ((negative unexceptional) unusual; remarkable: exceptional loyalty; His ability is exceptional.) eccezionale* * *exceptional /ɪkˈsɛpʃənl/a.eccezionale; insolito; straordinario: exceptional prices, prezzi eccezionali; an exceptional opportunity, un'occasione straordinariaexceptionalityn. [u]eccezionalità; singolaritàexceptionallyavv.eccezionalmente; straordinariamente; in via d'eccezione.* * *[ɪk'sepʃənl]aggettivo eccezionale -
5 abnormally ab·nor·mal·ly adv
[æb'nɔːməlɪ]in modo anormale, (exceptionally) insolitamente, stranamente -
6 dry ****
[draɪ]2)a dry sense of humour — un senso dell'umorismo all'inglese, (uninteresting: lecture, subject) poco avvincente2. vt(subj: person: hair, hands, clothes, child) asciugare, (herbs, figs, flowers) far seccare, (subj: sun, wind) seccareto dry one's hands/hair/eyes — asciugarsi le mani/i capelli/gli occhi
to dry o.s — asciugarsi
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7 peculiarly pe·cu·liar·ly adv
[pɪ'kjuːlɪəlɪ]1) (exceptionally) particolarmente2) (strangely) in un modo peculiare, in un modo curioso -
8 unusually un·usu·al·ly adv
[ʌn'juːʒʊəlɪ](unaccustomedly) insolitamente, (exceptionally: tall, gifted) eccezionalmentemost unusually, she was late — fatto molto strano, era in ritardo
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9 except
I [ɪk'sept]1)2) except for salvo per, fatta eccezione perII [ɪk'sept]verbo transitivo escludere* * *[ik'sept] 1. preposition(leaving out; not including: They're all here except him; Your essay was good except that it was too long.) eccetto, tranne2. verb(to leave out or exclude.) escludere- excepted- excepting
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- take exception to/at* * *I [ɪk'sept]1)2) except for salvo per, fatta eccezione perII [ɪk'sept]verbo transitivo escludere -
10 specially
['speʃəlɪ]1) (specifically) [come, make] appositamente; [trained, chosen, created] appositamente, espressamente2) (particularly) [interesting, useful] particolarmenteI like animals, specially dogs — mi piacciono gli animali, specialmente i cani
* * *1) (with one particular purpose: I picked these flowers specially for you; a splendid cake, specially made for the occasion.) appositamente, espressamente2) (particularly; exceptionally: He's a nice child, but not specially clever.) particolarmente* * *['speʃəlɪ]1) (specifically) [come, make] appositamente; [trained, chosen, created] appositamente, espressamente2) (particularly) [interesting, useful] particolarmenteI like animals, specially dogs — mi piacciono gli animali, specialmente i cani
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