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1 literally
adverb1) wörtlichtake something/somebody literally — etwas/was jemand sagt, wörtlich nehmen
2) (actually) buchstäblich3) (coll.): (with some exaggeration) geradezu* * *adverb We had literally a minute to catch the train.) buchstäblich* * *lit·er·al·ly[ˈlɪtərəli, AM -t̬ɚ-]1. (in a literal manner) [wort]wörtlich, Wort für Wortto take sth \literally etw wörtlich nehmento translate \literally wörtlich übersetzen2. (actually) buchstäblich, wirklichquite \literally in der Tat\literally speaking ungelogenthere were \literally a million tourists in the village over the weekend übers Wochenende kamen sage und schreibe eine Million Touristen ins Dorf* * *['lItərəlI]adv1) (= word for word, exactly) (wort)wörtlichto take sb/sth literally — jdn/etw wörtlich nehmen
2) (= really) buchstäblich, wirklichthe best meal I've ever had, literally — wirklich das Beste, was ich je gegessen habe
it was literally impossible to work there — es war wirklich or einfach unmöglich, dort zu arbeiten
he was quite literally a giant — er war im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes ein Riese
* * *literally adv1. wörtlich:translate literally wörtlich übersetzen;take sth literally etwas wörtlich nehmen2. buchstäblich:he did literally nothing at all er hat buchstäblich überhaupt nichts gemachtlit. abk2. literary3. literature* * *adverb1) wörtlichtake something/somebody literally — etwas/was jemand sagt, wörtlich nehmen
2) (actually) buchstäblich3) (coll.): (with some exaggeration) geradezu* * *adv.wörtlich adv. -
2 literally
1) ( in a literal manner) [wort]wörtlich, Wort für Wort;to take sth \literally etw wörtlich nehmen;to translate \literally wörtlich übersetzen2) ( actually) buchstäblich, wirklich;quite \literally in der Tat;\literally speaking ungelogen3) invthere were \literally a million tourists in the village over the weekend übers Wochenende kamen sage und schreibe eine Million Touristen ins Dorf -
3 literally
UK / USadv(translate, take sth) wörtlich, (really) buchstäblich, wirklich -
4 literally
UK / USadv(translate, take sth) wörtlich, (really) buchstäblich, wirklich -
5 literal
adjective1) wörtlich2) (not exaggerated) buchstäblichthe literal truth — die reine Wahrheit
3) (coll.): (with some exaggeration) wahr* * *['litərəl]1) (following the exact meaning with no exaggeration: the literal truth.) buchstäblich2) (understanding the meaning by taking one word at a time: a literal translation.) wörtlich•- academic.ru/117198/literalness">literalness- literally* * *lit·er·al[ˈlɪtərəl, AM -t̬ɚ-]I. adj1. (not figurative) wörtlich\literal meaning/sense eigentliche Bedeutungto take sth in the \literal sense of the word etw wörtlich nehmen\literal translation/transcript wörtliche Übersetzung/Abschriftthe \literal truth die reine Wahrheitfifteen years of \literal hell fünfzehn Jahre lang die reinste Höllea \literal avalanche of mail eine wahre Flut von Zusendungen5. LINGII. n* * *['lItərəl]1. adj1) (ESP TYP)literal error — Schreib-/Tipp-/Druckfehler m
2) translation, meaning, sense wörtlichin the literal sense (of the word) — im wörtlichen Sinne
3)(= real)
that is the literal truth —it was a literal disaster — es war im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes eine Katastrophe
the literal impossibility of working there — die völlige or buchstäbliche Unmöglichkeit, dort zu arbeiten
4) (= prosaic) nüchtern, prosaischhe has a very literal mind or is very literal-minded — er denkt sehr nüchtern, er ist sehr prosaisch
2. nSchreib-/Tipp-/Druckfehler m* * *literal [ˈlıtərəl; -trəl]A adj1. wörtlich (Übersetzung etc)2. genau, wahrheitsgetreu (Bericht etc)3. nüchtern, trocken, prosaisch (Methode etc)4. wörtlich, eigentlich:5. buchstäblich:a literal annihilation buchstäblich eine Vernichtung6. Buchstaben…:literal error → B7. wahr:B s Druck-, Schreibfehler mlit. abk1. literal (literally)2. literary3. literature* * *adjective1) wörtlich2) (not exaggerated) buchstäblich3) (coll.): (with some exaggeration) wahr* * *adj.wörtlich adj. n.Buchstabensymbol n.
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