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121 sincerely
adverbyours sincerely — (in letter) mit freundlichen Grüßen
* * *adverb I sincerely hope that you will succeed.) aufrichtig* * *sin·cere·ly[sɪnˈsɪəli, AM -ˈsɪr-]1. (in a sincere manner) ehrlich, aufrichtigI \sincerely appreciate all your help ich weiß eure Hilfe wirklich zu schätzen2. (ending letter)[yours] \sincerely [or \sincerely [yours]] mit freundlichen Grüßen* * *[sIn'sIəlɪ]advaufrichtig; intend also ernsthafther sincerely held religious beliefs — ihre ehrlich or aufrichtig gemeinte religiöse Überzeugung
yours sincerely (Brit) — mit freundlichen Grüßen, hochachtungsvoll (form)
* * *sincerely adv aufrichtig:Yours sincerely Mit freundlichen Grüßen (als Briefschluss)* * *adverbyours sincerely — (in letter) mit freundlichen Grüßen
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122 thus
adverb2) (accordingly) deshalb; daher3) (to this extent)thus much/far — so viel/so weit
* * *((referring to something mentioned immediately before or after) in this or that way or manner: He spoke thus; Thus, he was able to finish the work quickly.) so(mit)* * *[ðʌs]adv inv1. (therefore) folglich2. (in this way) so, auf diese Weise* * *[ðʌs]adv1) (= in this way) so, auf diese Art2) (= consequently) folglich, somit* * *thus [ðʌs] adv1. so, folgendermaßen2. somit, also, folglich3. so, demgemäß4. so, in diesem Maße:thus far so weit;thus much so viel* * *adverb1) (in the way indicated) so; (thereby) dadurch2) (accordingly) deshalb; daherthus much/far — so viel/so weit
* * *adv.dadurch adv.demnach adv.dieses adv.folglich adv.so adv. conj.auf diese Weise ausdr. -
123 truly
adverb1) (genuinely) wirklichbe truly grateful — wirklich sehr od. aufrichtig dankbar sein
2) (accurately) zutreffend, richtig [darstellen, sagen]; see also academic.ru/83549/yours">yours 2)* * *1) (really: I truly believe that this decision is the right one.) wahrhaftig2) (in a true manner: He loved her truly.) wahrhaftig* * *tru·ly[ˈtru:li]I can't \truly say I love him ich müsste lügen, um zu sagen, dass ich ihn liebe2. (genuinely) wirklich, echtmushrooms aren't \truly vegetables Pilze sind kein Gemüsethe river is \truly a beautiful sight der Fluss ist wirklich ein wunderschöner AnblickI'm \truly sorry about the accident das mit dem Unfall tut mir wirklich leidYours \truly, (in private letter) dein(e)/Ihr(e) Jane May; (in business letter) mit freundlichen Grüßen5.* * *['truːlɪ]adv1) (= truthfully, genuinely) wirklich, wahrhaftig(really and) truly? — wirklich und wahrhaftig?
he did it, truly he did! — er hat es wirklich und wahrhaftig getan!
the only man she had ever truly loved — der einzige Mann, den sie je wahrhaft geliebt hat
it can truly be said that... — es lässt sich wahrhaftig sagen, dass...
truly amazing/terrible — wirklich erstaunlich/furchtbar
See:→ well* * *truly [ˈtruːlı] adv1. wahrheitsgemäß2. aufrichtig:I am truly sorry es tut mir aufrichtig leid;yours truly hum meine Wenigkeit3. in der Tat, wirklich, wahrhaftig4. genau, richtig* * *adverb1) (genuinely) wirklichbe truly grateful — wirklich sehr od. aufrichtig dankbar sein
2) (accurately) zutreffend, richtig [darstellen, sagen]; see also yours 2)* * *adv.wahrlich adv.wirklich adv. -
124 airily
adverb* * ** * *airi·ly[ˈeərɪli, AM ˈer-]she waved her hand \airily sie machte eine wegwerfende Handbewegungto dismiss sb/sth \airily jdn/etw [leichthin] abtun* * *['ɛərIlɪ]adv(= casually) say, reply etc leichthin, lässig; (= vaguely) vage; (= flippantly) blasiert, erhaben* * *adverb* * *adv.sorglos adv. -
125 casually
adverbungezwungen; zwanglos; beiläufig [bemerken]; flüchtig [anschauen]; salopp [sich ausdrücken]; leger [sich kleiden]* * *adverb zufällig* * *cas·ual·ly[ˈkæʒjuəli, AM ˈkæʒuəli]1. (without seriousness) beiläufigto treat sb \casually jdn kaum beachten2. (irregularly) nicht kontinuierlichto be employed \casually nicht fest angestellt sein3. (accidentally) zufällig4. (informally) lässig, leger\casually dressed salopp gekleidet* * *['kZjʊlɪ]adv(= without planning) zufällig; (= without emotion) ungerührt; (= incidentally, in an offhand manner) beiläufig; (= without seriousness) lässig; (= informally) zwanglos; dressed leger* * *adverbungezwungen; zwanglos; beiläufig [bemerken]; flüchtig [anschauen]; salopp [sich ausdrücken]; leger [sich kleiden]* * *adv.gelegentlich adv. -
126 cheerfully
adverb* * *adverb heiter* * *cheer·ful·ly[ˈtʃɪəfəli, AM ˈtʃɪr-]* * *['tSIəfUlI]advfröhlich, vergnügtI could cheerfully strangle him! — den könnte ich glatt umbringen
* * *adverb* * *adv.fröhlich adv.heiter adv.stillvergnügt adv. -
127 desperately
adverb1) verzweifeltbe desperately ill or sick — todkrank sein
2) (appallingly, shockingly, extremely) schrecklich (ugs.)* * *adverb verzweifelt* * *des·per·ate·ly[ˈdespərətli]1. (in a desperate manner) verzweifeltI'm not \desperately keen on watching football ich bin nicht sonderlich scharf auf Fußball slthey \desperately wanted a child sie wollten unbedingt ein Kind habento be \desperately ill todkrank sein* * *['despərItlI]adv1) (= frantically) fight, look for, hope, try verzweifeltto be desperately in need of sb/sth —
he desperately wanted to become a film maker — er wollte unbedingt Filmemacher werden
desperately ill —
his son was desperately ill with cancer — sein Sohn war schwer krebskrank
to be desperately worried ( about sth) — sich (dat) (über etw acc ) schreckliche Sorgen machen
I'm not desperately keen on... — ich bin nicht besonders scharf auf (acc)...
to try desperately hard to do sth — verzweifelt versuchen, etw zu tun
to be desperately in love (with sb) — unsterblich (in jdn) verliebt sein
* * *adverb1) verzweifeltbe desperately ill or sick — todkrank sein
2) (appallingly, shockingly, extremely) schrecklich (ugs.)* * *adv.verzweifelt adv. -
128 dreadfully
adverb1) schrecklich; entsetzlich, furchtbar [leiden]; (coll.): (very badly) grauenhaft; fürchterlich2) (coll.): (extremely) schrecklich; furchtbar* * *adverb (extremely: dreadfully ill; dreadfully clever.) furchtbar* * *dread·ful·ly[ˈdredfəli]1. (in a terrible manner) schrecklich, entsetzlichshe behaved \dreadfully sie hat sich furchtbar aufgeführtDavid dances \dreadfully David ist ein miserabler Tänzer3. (extremely) schrecklich, furchtbarhe was \dreadfully upset er hat sich furchtbar aufgeregtI'm \dreadfully sorry es tut mir schrecklich leid* * *['dredfəlI]advschrecklich; behave also furchtbar* * *adverb1) schrecklich; entsetzlich, furchtbar [leiden]; (coll.): (very badly) grauenhaft; fürchterlich2) (coll.): (extremely) schrecklich; furchtbar* * *adv.schrecklich adv.
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