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1 devilishly
tr['devəlɪʃlɪ]1 muy, sumamente['devlɪʃlɪ]ADV [behave] endemoniadamentedevilishly clever — la mar de listo, sumamente listo
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2 devilishly
dev·il·ish·ly[ˈdevəlɪʃli]1. (mischievously) smile, wink teuflisch, diabolisch\devilishly clever [or cunning] /handsome/hot verdammt schlau/gut aussehend/heiß\devilishly cruel schrecklich grausam\devilishly difficult äußerst verzwickt* * *['devlIʃlɪ]adv1)See:= academic.ru/20061/devilish">devilish2) chuckle, grin schalkhaft, verschmitzt* * *adv.teuflisch adv.verteufelt adv. -
3 devilishly
\devilishly cruel schrecklich grausam;\devilishly difficult äußerst verzwickt -
4 devilishly
1 ( horribly) devilishly cruel d'une cruauté diabolique ;2 ○ [clever, cunning, handsome] sacrément ○ ; it's devilishly hard work c'est un travail sacrément ○ difficile ; it was devilishly hot il faisait une chaleur infernale. -
5 devilishly
['devəlɪʃlɪ]1) (horribly)2) colloq. fig. [clever, handsome] dannatamente, maledettamente* * *devilishly► devilish* * *['devəlɪʃlɪ]1) (horribly)2) colloq. fig. [clever, handsome] dannatamente, maledettamente -
6 devilishly
adv. 1. ужасно, страшно, многу: devilishly handsome/clever страшно привлечен/бистар2. пакосно3. ѓаволски -
7 diabolically
tr[daɪə'bɒlɪkəlɪ]1 (evilly) diabólicamente2 (badly) espantosamente, malísimamente'daɪə'bɑːlɪkli, ˌdaɪə'bɒlɪklia) ( fiendishly) < laugh> diabólicamente, perversamente; <clever/difficult> endemoniadamenteb) ( very badly) (BrE colloq)[ˌdaɪǝ'bɒlɪkǝlɪ]ADV1) (=devilishly) [behave, laugh] diabólicamente2) * (=very badly) [play, sing etc] pésimamente, fatal ** * *['daɪə'bɑːlɪkli, ˌdaɪə'bɒlɪkli]a) ( fiendishly) < laugh> diabólicamente, perversamente; <clever/difficult> endemoniadamenteb) ( very badly) (BrE colloq)
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