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1 rightly
adverb..., and rightly so —..., und zwar zu Recht
rightly or wrongly,... — ob es nun richtig ist/war oder nicht,...
2) (fitly) zu Recht* * *1) (justly, justifiably; it is right, good or just that (something is the case): He was punished for his stupidity and rightly: Rightly or wrongly she refused to speak to him.) mit Recht2) (correctly; accurately: They rightly assumed that he would refuse to help.) richtig* * *right·ly[ˈraɪtli]adv inv1. (correctly) richtigto \rightly assess sth etw richtig einschätzento remember \rightly sich akk genau erinnern2. (justifiably) zu Rechtquite \rightly völlig zu Recht[whether] \rightly or wrongly [ob] zu Recht oder zu Unrecht3. (suitably)\rightly dressed passend gekleidet* * *['raItlɪ]adv1) (= correctly) richtighe said, rightly, that... — er sagte sehr richtig, dass...
they are rightly regarded as... — sie werden zu Recht als... angesehen
if I remember rightly — wenn ich mich recht erinnere
2) (= justifiably) mit or zu Rechtrightly or wrongly — ob das nun richtig ist oder nicht
3) (form: properly) richtigwillpower can achieve great things when rightly applied — richtig eingesetzt, kann Willenskraft große Dinge erreichen
4) (inf: really) wirklich* * *rightly [ˈraıtlı] adv1. richtig: → academic.ru/61402/remember">remember B2. mit Recht:rightly or wrongly zu Recht od Unrecht3. umg I don’t rightly know ich weiß nicht genau;I can’t rightly say ich kann nicht mit Sicherheit sagen* * *adverb1) (fairly, correctly) richtig..., and rightly so —..., und zwar zu Recht
rightly or wrongly,... — ob es nun richtig ist/war oder nicht,...
2) (fitly) zu Recht* * *adv.mit Recht ausdr.richtig adv.zu Recht ausdr.zurecht adv. -
2 rightly
1) ( correctly) richtig;to \rightly assess sth etw richtig einschätzen;to remember \rightly sich akk genau erinnern2) ( justifiably) zu Recht;quite \rightly völlig zu Recht;[whether] \rightly or wrongly [ob] zu Recht oder zu Unrecht3) ( suitably)\rightly dressed passend gekleidet -
3 wrongly
adverb1) (inappropriately, incorrectly) falsch2) (mistakenly) zu UnrechtI believed, wrongly, that... — ich habe fälschlicherweise geglaubt, dass...
3) see academic.ru/93894/wrongfully">wrongfully 1)* * *1) (incorrectly: The letter was wrongly addressed.) falsch2) (unjustly: I have been wrongly treated.) ungerecht* * *wrong·ly[ˈrɒŋli, AM ˈrɑ:ŋ-]adv inv1. (mistakenly) fälschlicherweise, irrtümlicherweise2. (unjustly) zu Unrechtto \wrongly convict sb of a crime jdn zu Unrecht verurteilen3. (incorrectly) falsch, verkehrtto spell sth \wrongly etw falsch buchstabieren* * *['rɒŋlɪ]adv1) (= unjustly, improperly) unrecht; punished, accused zu Unrecht* * *wrongly adva wrongly addressed letter ein falsch adressierter Brief3. irrtümlicher-, fälschlicherweise* * *adverb1) (inappropriately, incorrectly) falsch2) (mistakenly) zu UnrechtI believed, wrongly, that... — ich habe fälschlicherweise geglaubt, dass...
3) see wrongfully 1)* * *adv.falsch adv.fälschlich adv. -
4 win/lose the toss
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