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1 superbly
adverb magníficamente, maravillosamentetr[sʊ'pɜːblɪ]1 estupendamente, magníficamente, espléndidamente, soberbiamentesʊ'pɜːrbli, suː'pɜːbliadverb <work/function> a la perfección; <written/furnished> soberbiamente[suː'pɜːblɪ]ADV [play, perform] estupendamente; [crafted, decorated, equipped] magníficamente* * *[sʊ'pɜːrbli, suː'pɜːbli]adverb <work/function> a la perfección; <written/furnished> soberbiamente -
2 brilliantly
adverb brillantementetr['brɪljəntlɪ]1 brillantementebrilliantly ['brɪljəntli] adv: brillantemente, con brillantez'brɪljəntlia) < shine> intensamentehe played brilliantly — (colloq) jugó genial or fenomenal (fam)
['brɪljǝntlɪ]ADV1) (=brightly) [shine] intensamente, con intensidadbrilliantly lit or illuminated — radiantemente iluminado
brilliantly coloured — de colores vivos or brillantes
2) (=superbly) [play, perform, act] brillantemente; [written, executed] con brillantezshe played brilliantly — tocó brillantemente, tocó genial *
* * *['brɪljəntli]a) < shine> intensamentehe played brilliantly — (colloq) jugó genial or fenomenal (fam)
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