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1 remarkably
adverb Their replies were remarkably similar.) notablemente; curiosamentetr[rɪ'mɑːkəblɪ]1 extraordinariamenteadv.• notablemente adv.rɪ'mɑːrkəbli, rɪ'mɑːkəblia) ( surprisingly) sorprendentementeshe's remarkably well, considering what she's been through — está increíblemente bien para lo que acaba de pasar
b) ( exceptionally) < talented> extraordinariamente; < stupid> increíblemente[rɪ'mɑːkǝblɪ]ADV [similar, beautiful, cheap] extraordinariamente; [well, quickly] increíblementethe factory had, remarkably, escaped the bombing — la fábrica, increíblemente, no resultó dañada en el bombardeo
there have been remarkably few complaints — sorprendentemente, ha habido muy pocas quejas
* * *[rɪ'mɑːrkəbli, rɪ'mɑːkəbli]a) ( surprisingly) sorprendentementeshe's remarkably well, considering what she's been through — está increíblemente bien para lo que acaba de pasar
b) ( exceptionally) < talented> extraordinariamente; < stupid> increíblemente -
2 remarkably
adverb1) (notably) bemerkenswert2) (exceptionally) außergewöhnlich* * *adverb Their replies were remarkably similar.) bemerkenswert* * *re·mark·ably[rɪˈmɑ:kəbli, AM -ˈmɑ:rk-]1. (strikingly) bemerkenswert, auffälligthis is a \remarkably noisy city diese Stadt ist besonders laut2. (surprisingly) überraschenderweise, erstaunlicherweise* * *[rI'mAːkəblɪ]adv1) (= notably) bemerkenswert; (= extraordinarily) außergewöhnlichremarkably similar —
a type of latex remarkably similar to rubber he looked remarkably like his father — eine Latexart mit bemerkenswert ähnlichen Eigenschaften wie Gummi er sah seinem Vater bemerkenswert ähnlich
2) (= amazingly) bemerkenswerterweisethe factory had, remarkably, escaped the bombing — die Fabrik war wundersamerweise or wie durch ein Wunder dem Bombenangriff entkommen
* * *adverb1) (notably) bemerkenswert2) (exceptionally) außergewöhnlich* * *adv.bemerkenswert adv.
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