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adverb He suddenly woke up; Suddenly she realized that the stranger had a gun.) súbitamente, de repente, de golpesuddenly adv de repentetr['sʌdənlɪ]1 (unexpectedly) de repente, de pronto2 (abruptly) bruscamentesuddenly ['sʌdənli] adv1) : de repente, de pronto2) abruptly: bruscamenteadv.• de repente adv.'sʌdṇlia) ( unexpectedly) de repente, de prontob) ( abruptly) bruscamente['sʌdnlɪ]ADV1) (=all at once) de repente, de prontoI suddenly felt faint — de repente or de pronto sentí que me mareaba
suddenly, the door opened — de repente or de pronto se abrió la puerta
2) (=abruptly) [cease, die] repentinamente, de repente; [move] bruscamentethe rain stopped as suddenly as it had begun — la lluvia paró tan repentinamente or de repente como había empezado
* * *['sʌdṇli]a) ( unexpectedly) de repente, de prontob) ( abruptly) bruscamente
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