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adverb1) (clearly) deutlich2) (decidedly) merklich* * ** * *dis·tinct·ly[dɪˈstɪŋ(k)tli]adv deutlich, klarI \distinctly told you not to do that ich habe dir das ausdrücklich verboten* * *[dI'stIŋktlI]adv1) (= clearly) remember, hear, see, speak deutlich2) (= decidedly) different, better entschieden, eindeutig; American, English, modern ausgeprägt; odd, uncomfortable, uneasy, nervous ausgesprochen; limited, cool, unhappy eindeutig; possible durchaushe is distinctly lacking in imagination — ihm mangelt es eindeutig an Fantasie
* * *distinctly adv deutlich, eindeutig, ausgesprochen* * *adverb1) (clearly) deutlich2) (decidedly) merklich* * *adv.verschieden adv.
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