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parfaitement [paʀfεtmɑ̃]adverba. ( = très bien, tout à fait) perfectly ; [hermétique] completelyb. ( = certainement) certainly• tu as fait ce tableau tout seul ? -- parfaitement ! you did this picture all on your own? -- I certainly did!* * *paʀfɛtmɑ̃1) ( à la perfection) perfectly2) ( absolument) [savoir] perfectly well; [tolérer, admettre] fully; [heureux, capable, simple] perfectly; [correct, égal] absolutely; [faux] totally; [absurde, choquant] utterly3) ( absolument) absolutely* * *paʀfɛtmɑ̃1. advIl parle parfaitement l'arabe. — He speaks perfect Arabic.
2. excl* * *parfaitement adv1 ( à la perfection) perfectly; elle parle parfaitement l'italien she speaks Italian perfectly;2 ( absolument) [savoir] perfectly well; [tolérer, admettre] fully; [bien, heureux, capable, simple] perfectly; [correct, égal] absolutely; [faux, incompréhensible] totally; [absurde, choquant] utterly; tout cela m'est parfaitement égal it makes absolutely no difference to me; j'ai parfaitement conscience de/que I'm well aware of that;3 ( certainement) absolutely; ‘tu y es allé tout seul?’-‘parfaitement!’ ‘you went by yourself?’-‘absolutely!’[parfɛtmɑ̃] adverbec'est vrai? — parfaitement! is that true? — it (most) certainly ou definitely is!
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