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fortement [fɔʀtəmɑ̃]adverb[conseiller] strongly ; [serrer] tightly• fortement marqué/attiré strongly marked/attracted* * *fɔʀtəmɑ̃adverbe ( avec force) [encourager, critiquer] strongly; ( de façon très marquée) [augmenter, accélérer] sharply; ( à un haut niveau) [centralisé, industrialisé] highly; ( profondément) [ébranlé] deeply; [endommagé, pollué] badly; [déplaire] greatly; ( lourdement) [armé] heavilyil est fortement question de démolir l'usine — demolition of the factory is being seriously considered
* * *fɔʀtəmɑ̃ adv[critiquer] strongly, [s'intéresser] deeply* * *fortement adv ( avec force) [attirer, encourager, critiquer, croire] strongly; ( de façon très marquée) [augmenter, baisser, accélérer, se détériorer] sharply; ( à un haut niveau) [centralisé, industrialisé] highly; ( profondément) [ébranlé, impressionné, ancré] deeply; [endommagé, pollué] badly; [handicaper] severely; [déplaire] greatly; ( lourdement) [armé, investir] heavily; il est fortement question de démolir l'usine demolition of the factory is being seriously considered ou is on the cards.[fɔrtəmɑ̃] adverbe1. [avec force] hard2. [avec netteté] strongly3. [beaucoup] strongly
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