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1 readily
see readyreadily adv fácilmentetr['redɪlɪ]1 (easily) fácilmente2 (willingly) de buena ganareadily ['rɛdəli] adv1) willingly: de buena gana, con gusto2) easily: fácilmente, con facilidadadv.• bien adv.• de buena gana adv.• fácilmente adv.• pronto adv.'redḷi, 'redɪlia) (willingly, gladly)I readily admit that... — no tengo inconveniente or reparos en admitir que...
b) (easily, quickly) < understand> fácilmente, inmediatamente['redɪlɪ]ADV1) (=willingly) [accept, admit] de buena gana2) (=easily) [accessible] fácilmenteher confusion was readily apparent — frm se advertía su confusión de inmediato
* * *['redḷi, 'redɪli]a) (willingly, gladly)I readily admit that... — no tengo inconveniente or reparos en admitir que...
b) (easily, quickly) < understand> fácilmente, inmediatamente -
2 handy
'hændi1) (ready (to use); in a convenient place: I like to keep my tools handy; This house is handy for the shops.) a mano, cercano2) (easy to use; useful: a handy tool.) práctico; útil•- handyman
- come in handy
handy adj1. cerca / a mano2. prácticotr['hændɪ]1 (person) hábil2 (close at hand) a mano, cercano,-a3 (useful) práctico,-a, cómodo,-a, útil■ mopeds are very handy for getting around cities los ciclomotores son muy prácticos para desplazarse por la ciudad\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto come in handy venir biento keep something handy tener algo a mano1) nearby: a mano, cercano2) useful: útil, práctico3) dexterous: hábiladj.• a mano adj.• apañado, -a adj.• conveniente adj.• diestro, -a adj.• hábil adj.• manejable adj.• manuable adj.• mañoso, -a adj.• práctico, -a adj.• socorrido, -a adj.• útil adj.'hændiadjective -dier, -diest (colloq)1) (pred)a) ( readily accessible) a manob) ( conveniently situated) cerca, a mano2) ( useful) prácticoto come in handy — venir* muy bien
3) <cook/gardener> hábil, habilidoso['hændɪ]ADJ (compar handier) (superl handiest)1) (=at hand) [scissors, book] a mano; (=conveniently close) [shops, station] cerca, a manohave you got a pen handy? — ¿tienes un bolígrafo a mano?
our house is handy for the shops — nuestra casa está or queda cerca de las tiendas
2) (=useful) [tool, gadget, hint] práctico, útilit turned out rather handy that the trip was cancelled — nos vino bastante bien que cancelasen el viaje
to come in handy — venir muy bien, ser muy útil
3) (=skilful) [carpenter, mechanic] hábil, diestroto be handy with sth: she's handy with a paint brush/needle — es muy mañosa para la pintura/costura, se le da muy bien la pintura/costura
to be handy with one's fists — saber pelear, saber defenderse con los puños
* * *['hændi]adjective -dier, -diest (colloq)1) (pred)a) ( readily accessible) a manob) ( conveniently situated) cerca, a mano2) ( useful) prácticoto come in handy — venir* muy bien
3) <cook/gardener> hábil, habilidoso -
3 easily
1) (without difficulty: She won the race easily.) fácilmente2) (by far: This is easily the best book I've read this year.) con diferencia3) (very probably: It may easily rain tomorrow.) probablementeeasily adv fácilmente / sin problemastr['iːzɪlɪ]1 (without difficulty) fácilmente, con facilidad2 (by far) con mucho; (without doubt) sin duda3 (possibly) fácilmente, perfectamenteeasily ['i:zəli] adv1) : fácilmente, con facilidad2) unquestionably: con mucho, de lejosadv.• buenamente adv.• fácilmente adv.• ligeramente adv.'iːzəli, 'iːzɪli1)a) ( without difficulty) fácilmente, con facilidadb) ( readily) <break/stain/cry> con facilidad2)a) ( by far) con mucho, fácil (fam), (de) lejos (AmL fam)b) ( at least) por lo menos, fácil (fam)it must have cost easily $100 — debe de haber costado por lo menos $100
3) ( very conceivably) perfectamente, fácilmente['iːzɪlɪ]ADV1) (=without difficulty) [win, climb, break, tire, cry] fácilmente, con facilidadhe makes friends easily — hace amigos fácilmente or con facilidad
she's easily pleased/upset — es fácil complacerla/disgustarla, se contenta/disgusta fácilmente
don't worry, it's easily done — (replying to apology) no te preocupes, le puede pasar a cualquiera
it holds four litres easily — caben cuatro litros largos, caben cuatro litros fácilmente
that will cost you £50 easily — eso te costará fácilmente or por lo menos 50 libras
2) (=very possibly) perfectamente, fácilmentehe may easily change his mind — puede perfectamente or fácilmente cambiar de opinión, fácilmente cambia de opinión (LAm)
it could very easily happen again — podría perfectamente or fácilmente ocurrir de nuevo
3) (=by far) con mucho* * *['iːzəli, 'iːzɪli]1)a) ( without difficulty) fácilmente, con facilidadb) ( readily) <break/stain/cry> con facilidad2)a) ( by far) con mucho, fácil (fam), (de) lejos (AmL fam)b) ( at least) por lo menos, fácil (fam)it must have cost easily $100 — debe de haber costado por lo menos $100
3) ( very conceivably) perfectamente, fácilmente
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