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1 wildly
adverb1) (unrestrainedly) wildrun wildly all over the house — [Kinder:] wie wild im ganzen Haus herumtoben
2) (stormily) wild3) (excitedly) rasend [eifersüchtig]; unbändig [verliebt, sich freuen, sich verlieben]; wild [schreien, applaudieren]; erregt [diskutieren]I'm not wildly interested in it — (iron.) ich interessiere mich nicht übermäßig dafür
be wildly excited about something — über etwas (Akk.) ganz aus dem Häuschen sein (ugs.)
he looked wildly about him — er blickte irr um sich
4) (recklessly) aufs Geratewohl; maßlos [übertreiben]; wirr [daherreden, denken]* * *adverb wild* * *wild·ly[ˈwaɪldli]my heart was beating \wildly mein Herz schlug wie wildto fling one's arms about \wildly wild mit den Armen um sich akk schlagento gesticulate \wildly wild gestikulierento talk \wildly wirres Zeug reden fam2. (haphazardly) ungezieltto guess \wildly [wild] drauflosraten famto hit out \wildly wahllos drauflosschlagen famto shoot \wildly wild um sich akk schießenI'm not \wildly keen on it ich bin nicht gerade wild [o sl scharf] darauf\wildly exaggerated/expensive maßlos übertrieben/überteuert\wildly improbable/inaccurate höchst unwahrscheinlich/ungenauto fluctuate/vary \wildly stark fluktuieren/schwanken* * *['waIldlɪ]adv1) (= violently) wild, heftig2) (= in disorder) wirr3) (= without aim) wild4) (= extravagantly) guess drauflos, ins Blaue hinein; talk unausgegoren; happy rasend; exaggerated stark, maßlos; wrong, different total, völligI think she is being wildly optimistic — ich denke, dass sie maßlos or übertrieben optimistisch ist
5) (= excitedly, distractedly) wild, aufgeregt6) (= riotously) wild* * *adverb1) (unrestrainedly) wildrun wildly all over the house — [Kinder:] wie wild im ganzen Haus herumtoben
2) (stormily) wild3) (excitedly) rasend [eifersüchtig]; unbändig [verliebt, sich freuen, sich verlieben]; wild [schreien, applaudieren]; erregt [diskutieren]I'm not wildly interested in it — (iron.) ich interessiere mich nicht übermäßig dafür
be wildly excited about something — über etwas (Akk.) ganz aus dem Häuschen sein (ugs.)
4) (recklessly) aufs Geratewohl; maßlos [übertreiben]; wirr [daherreden, denken]* * *adv.wild adv. -
2 wildly
1) ( in uncontrolled way) wild;( boisterously) unbändig;my heart was beating \wildly mein Herz schlug wie wild;to fling one's arms about \wildly wild mit den Armen um sich akk schlagen;to gesticulate \wildly wild gestikulieren;to talk \wildly wirres Zeug reden ( fam)2) ( haphazardly) ungezielt;to guess \wildly [wild] drauflosraten ( fam)to hit out \wildly wahllos drauflosschlagen ( fam)to shoot \wildly wild um sich akk schießen( totally) völlig;I'm not \wildly keen on it ich bin nicht gerade wild [o (sl) scharf] darauf;\wildly exaggerated/ expensive maßlos übertrieben/überteuert;\wildly improbable/ inaccurate höchst unwahrscheinlich/ungenau;to fluctuate/vary \wildly stark fluktuieren/schwanken
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