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adverb1) (with great pain) unter großen Schmerzenpainfully obvious — nur zu offensichtlich
* * *adverb schmerzhaft* * *pain·ful·ly[ˈpeɪnfəli]1. (suffering pain) unter Schmerzenthe animal died slowly and \painfully das Tier verendete langsam und qualvoll2. (unpleasantly) schmerzlichI am \painfully aware of the fact that... ich bin mir der Tatsache schmerzlich bewusst, dass...he is \painfully shy er ist furchtbar schüchternthe work is progressing, but \painfully slowly die Arbeit kommt voran, allerdings nur sehr zäh4. (with great effort) quälend* * *['peInfəlI]adv1) (physically) schmerzhaft; move, walk unter Schmerzen2) (fig) learn, understand schmerzlichEleanor thought painfully of Eric — der Gedanke an Eric schmerzte Eleanor
it was painfully obvious —
he was being painfully overpolite — es war peinlich, wie betont höflich er sich benahm
he became painfully aware that... — ihm wurde schmerzlich bewusst, dass...
4) (= laboriously) unter großen Anstrengungenthe convict could scarcely write but had painfully scrawled out a statement — der Häftling konnte kaum schreiben, hatte aber unter großen Anstrengungen eine Erklärung hingekritzelt
* * *painfully adv1. → academic.ru/53081/painful">painful2. peinlich, übertrieben:she is painfully particular sie nimmt alles peinlich oder übertrieben genau3. in peinlicher Weise* * *adverb1) (with great pain) unter großen Schmerzen* * *adv.schmerzlich adv.
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