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adverb1) (constructively) konstruktiv [kritisieren]; positiv [denken]2) (Electr.) positiv3) (definitely) eindeutig, entschieden [sich weigern]it's positively marvellous that... — es ist echt spitze, dass...
* * *1) (in a positive way: He stated positively that he was innocent.) bestimmt2) (absolutely; completely: He is positively the nastiest person I know.) sicher* * *posi·tive·ly[ˈpɒzətɪvli, AM ˈpɑ:zət̬-]2. (optimistically) positivNicky \positively glows with health Nicky strotzt [ja] richtig vor Gesundheitto be \positively rude regelrecht grob sein* * *['pɒzItIvlɪ]adv1) (= affirmatively, constructively ALSO SCI) positiv2) (= decisively) bestimmt; (= definitely, indisputably) prove definitiv, eindeutig; (= conclusively) identify eindeutig, bestimmt, definitivI positively forbid it — ich verbiete es absolut or definitiv
Jane doesn't mind being photographed, she positively loves it — Jane hat nichts dagegen, fotografiert zu werden, im Gegenteil, sie hat es sehr gern or sie hat es eindeutig sehr gern
4) (ELEC, PHYS) charged positiv* * *adverb1) (constructively) konstruktiv [kritisieren]; positiv [denken]2) (Electr.) positiv3) (definitely) eindeutig, entschieden [sich weigern]it's positively marvellous that... — es ist echt spitze, dass...
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positively [ˈpɒzɪtɪvlɪ]a. ( = constructively, favourably) [act, contribute] de façon positiveb. ( = absolutely) vraiment• this is positively the worst thing that could happen c'est vraiment la pire des choses qui pouvaient arriver• this is positively the last time cette fois, c'est vraiment la dernière• she doesn't mind being photographed, in fact she positively loves it cela ne la dérange pas qu'on la photographie, en fait, elle adore çac. ( = definitely) [identify] formellement• cholesterol has been positively associated with heart disease le cholestérol a été formellement associé aux maladies cardiovasculaires* * *['pɒzətɪvlɪ]1) ( constructively) [contribute, criticize] de façon constructive2) ( favourably) [react, refer, speak] favorablement3) ( actively) [participate, prepare, promote] activement4) ( definitely) [identify, prove] formellement5) ( absolutely) [disgraceful, beautiful, dangerous, idiotic] vraiment; [refuse, forbid] catégoriquement -
3 positively
1 ( constructively) [contribute, criticize] de façon constructive ; to think positively voir les choses de façon positive ;2 ( favourably) [react, refer, respond, speak] favorablement ;3 ( actively) [participate, prepare, promote] activement ;4 ( definitely) [identify, prove] formellement ;5 ( absolutely) [beautiful, dangerous, miraculous, disgraceful, idiotic] vraiment ; [refuse, forbid] catégoriquement ; I positively hated the film j'ai carrément détesté ce film ; positively not/nothing absolument pas/rien ; -
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['pɒzətɪvlɪ]1) (constructively) [contribute, criticize] in modo costruttivo2) (favourably) [react, respond] positivamente; [ speak] bene3) (actively) [ participate] concretamente; [prepare, promote] attivamente4) (definitely) [identify, prove] con sicurezza5) (absolutely) [beautiful, dangerous, disgraceful] veramente; [ idiotic] completamente; [refuse, forbid] categoricamente* * *1) (in a positive way: He stated positively that he was innocent.) positivamente2) (absolutely; completely: He is positively the nastiest person I know.) certamente* * *positively /ˈpɒzətɪvlɪ/avv.1 positivamente; certamente; sicuramente2 positivamente; di positivo3 positivamente; concretamente; praticamente6 (fam.) decisamente; addirittura; proprio; davvero: She doesn't just dislike him; she positively hates him, non è che lui non le piaccia; lo odia proprio● (elettr.) positively charged, a carica positiva.* * *['pɒzətɪvlɪ]1) (constructively) [contribute, criticize] in modo costruttivo2) (favourably) [react, respond] positivamente; [ speak] bene3) (actively) [ participate] concretamente; [prepare, promote] attivamente4) (definitely) [identify, prove] con sicurezza5) (absolutely) [beautiful, dangerous, disgraceful] veramente; [ idiotic] completamente; [refuse, forbid] categoricamente -
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1. IIIforbid smth. forbid the meeting (songs, this play, bullfights, the marriage, etc.) запрещать собрание и т. д.; high walls forbid all approach высокие стены преграждают всякий доступ; this fact forbids the assumption of his guilt этот факт исключает его виновность2. IVforbid smth. in some manner forbid smth. positively (sternly, rudely, expressly, reluctantly, life.) категорически и т. д. запрещать /воспрещать, не разрешать/ что-л.3. Vforbid smb. smth. forbid the invalid tobacco (the convalescent soldier long walks, etc.) не разрешать / запрещать/ больному курить и т. д., forbid smb. the country a) запретить кому-л. въезд в страну; б) изгнать кого-л. из страны; forbid smb. the house отказать кому-л. от дома4. VIIforbid smb. to do smth. forbid smb. to return (to go out, to speak, to shout, to smoke, etc.) запрещать кому-л. возвращаться и т. д.; forbid smth. to be done forbid the song to be sung запретить исполнение этой песни5. XIbe forbidden smth. he is forbidden wine ему нельзя пить вино; you are not forbidden the theatre тебе не возбраняется ходить в театр; be forbidden somewhere smoking is forbidden here здесь курить воспрещается, здесь не курят, не курить! be forbidden to do smth. it is forbidden to fish (to shout here, to speak to strangers, etc.) запрещается /воспрещается/ ловить рыбу и т. д.; he is forbidden to go for long walks длинные прогулки ему запрещены; questions into which we are forbidden to inquire вопросы, которыми мы не имеем права заниматься6. XIVforbid doing smth. forbid running (shouting, reading, etc.) запрещать / не разрешать/ бегать и т. д., my health forbids my coming мое здоровье не позволяет мне приехать, я не могу приехать по состоянию здоровья
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