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1 madly
['mædlɪ]1) (frantically) [scribble, rush around] freneticamente2) (extremely) [amusing, exciting] da mattimadly in love (with sb.) — follemente innamorato (di qcn)
* * *adverb pazzamente* * *madly /ˈmædlɪ/avv.1 pazzamente; follemente2 (fig. fam.) pazzamente; alla follia; perdutamente: She's madly in love with you, è perdutamente innamorata di te.* * *['mædlɪ]1) (frantically) [scribble, rush around] freneticamente2) (extremely) [amusing, exciting] da mattimadly in love (with sb.) — follemente innamorato (di qcn)
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2 madly mad·ly adv
['mædlɪ]
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