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1 strongly
adverb1) stark; fest [etabliert]; solide [gearbeitet]strongly built — solide gebaut; (in body) kräftig gebaut
2) (powerfully) stark3) (convincingly) überzeugend [darlegen]4) (vigorously) energisch [protestieren, bestreiten]; nachdrücklich [unterstützen]; dringend [raten]; fest [glauben]I feel strongly about it — es ist mir sehr ernst damit; es liegt mir sehr am Herzen
I strongly suspect that... — ich habe den starken Verdacht, dass...
* * *adverb stark* * *strong·ly[ˈstrɒŋli, AM ˈstrɑ:-]1. (powerfully) starkit is \strongly believed that... es wird allgemein angenommen, dass...it is \strongly doubted that... es bestehen erhebliche Zweifel, dassto \strongly advise sb to do sth jdm nachdrücklich [o dringend] dazu raten, etw zu tunto \strongly condemn sb/sth jdn/etw scharf verurteilento \strongly criticize sb jdn heftig kritisierento \strongly deny sth etw energisch bestreiten [o leugnen]to \strongly disapprove of sth etw entschieden missbilligento \strongly recommend sth etw dringend empfehlen2. (durably) robust, stabil3. (muscularly) kräftig, stark\strongly built kräftig gebaut4. (pungently) stark5. (deep-seatedly) nachdrücklichto be \strongly biased against sb erhebliche Vorurteile gegen jdn habento \strongly feel that... den starken Verdacht haben, dass...to be \strongly influenced to do sth stark beeinflusst werden, etw zu tun* * *['strɒŋlɪ]adv1) (physically) stark; kick, grip, shine kräftig; fight, attack heftig; built solide, stabil; (person) kräftig; marked starkSee:→ academic.ru/71361/strong">strong3) (= powerfully) stark; protest, defend heftig, energisch; plead inständig; support kräftig; sense zutiefst; answer, worded in starken Wortenhe spoke strongly against it — er sprach sich entschieden dagegen aus
I strongly advise you... — ich möchte Ihnen dringend(st) raten...
I feel very strongly that... — ich vertrete entschieden die Meinung, dass...
he is a man with strongly held views — er ist ein Mann mit sehr festen Ansichten
to be strongly recommended — besonders or nachdrücklich empfohlen werden
to be strongly in favour of sth — etw sehr or stark befürworten
to be strongly opposed to or against sth —
to be strongly critical of sb/sth — eine sehr kritische Haltung gegenüber jdm/etw haben
to react strongly to sth — heftig auf etw (acc) reagieren
4)(= markedly)
her accent sounded strongly northern — sie hatte einen auffallend norddeutschen/-englischen etc Akzentvegetables featured strongly on the menu — auf der Speisekarte war Gemüse besonders stark vertreten
to smell/taste strongly of sth — stark nach etw riechen/schmecken
* * *strongly adv1. kräftig, stark3. nachdrücklich:advise sb strongly to do sth jemandem dringend raten, etwas zu tun* * *adverb1) stark; fest [etabliert]; solide [gearbeitet]strongly built — solide gebaut; (in body) kräftig gebaut
2) (powerfully) stark3) (convincingly) überzeugend [darlegen]4) (vigorously) energisch [protestieren, bestreiten]; nachdrücklich [unterstützen]; dringend [raten]; fest [glauben]I feel strongly about it — es ist mir sehr ernst damit; es liegt mir sehr am Herzen
I strongly suspect that... — ich habe den starken Verdacht, dass...
* * *adv.kräftig adv.nachhaltig adv.stark adv.tief adv. -
2 react
intransitive verb1) (respond) reagieren (to auf + Akk.)3) (Chem., Phys.) reagieren* * *[ri'ækt]1) (to behave in a certain way as a result of something: How did he react when you called him a fool?; He reacted angrily to the criticism; Hydrogen reacts with oxygen to form water.) reagieren2) ((with against) to behave or act in a certain way in order to show rejection of: Young people tend to react against their parents.) widerstreben3) ((with to) to be affected, usually badly, by (a drug etc): I react very badly to penicillin.) reagieren•- academic.ru/60481/reaction">reaction- reactionary
- reactor* * *re·act[riˈækt]vi1. (respond) reagierento \react quickly/strongly schnell/heftig reagierento be slow to \react langsam reagieren▪ to \react to sb/sth auf jdn/etw reagierento \react to a stimulus auf einen Reiz reagieren2. MED3. CHEM* * *[riː'kt]vi1) (= respond CHEM, PHYS) reagieren (to auf +acc)she was slow to react to my offer — sie reagierte nur langsam auf mein Angebot
to react against — negativ reagieren auf (+acc)
* * *react [rıˈækt; riː-]A v/i1. reagieren, ein-, zurückwirken, Rückwirkungen haben ( alle:on, upon auf akk):react on each other sich gegenseitig beeinflussenhe reacted sharply er reagierte heftig3. reagieren, antworten, eingehen ( alle:to auf akk)4. entgegenwirken, widerstreben ( beide:against dat)5. (zu einem früheren Zustand etc) zurückgehen, -kehren7. MIL einen Gegenschlag führenB v/t CHEM zur Reaktion bringen* * *intransitive verb1) (respond) reagieren (to auf + Akk.)2) (act in opposition) sich widersetzen ( against Dat.)3) (Chem., Phys.) reagieren* * *v.reagieren v. -
3 strongly
adverb fuertementetr['strɒŋlɪ]1 (solidly) sólidamente2 (firmly) firmemente; (completely) totalmente, profundamente; (fervently) con fervor, con ardor; (forcefully) enérgicamente, con insistencia3 (intensely) mucho, muy\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be strongly built ser de complexión fuerteto feel strongly about something tener opiniones muy contundentes acerca de algostrongly ['strɔŋli] adv1) powerfully: fuerte, con fuerza2) sturdily: fuertemente, sólidamente3) intensely: intensamente, profundamente4) wholeheartedly: totalmenteadv.• fuertemente adv.• reciamente adv.• vigorosamente adv.'strɔːŋli, 'strɒŋli1)a) ( powerfully) fuerte, con fuerzab) ( sturdily) <made/welded> sólidamente2)a) (deeply, ardently) totalmentehe feels strongly that... — está totalmente convencido de que...
I strongly believe that... — tengo la certeza or la plena convicción de que...
b) ( forcefully) <protest/criticize> enérgicamentec) ( cogently) <argue/reason> convincentemente3)a) (intensely, greatly) < identify> totalmente, plenamenteit smelled strongly of garlic — despedía un fuerte olor a ajo, olía mucho a ajo
b) ( to a large extent) <decrease/contrast> considerablemente['strɒŋlɪ]ADV1) (=sturdily)strongly built — [person] de constitución fuerte or robusta
strongly constructed or made or built — [furniture, structure] de construcción sólida
2) (=firmly) [recommend, advise] encarecidamente; [believe, suspect] firmementeI feel very strongly that... — creo firmemente que...
strongly recommended — [book, film] muy recomendado
3) (=vehemently)a) (with verb) [criticize] duramente; [oppose, support, protest, react] enérgicamente; [deny] tajantemente, rotundamente; [defend, argue] firmementeb) (with adj, prep)the mood here is still very strongly anti-British — el clima aquí continúa siendo profundamente antibritánico
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to be strongly against or opposed to sth — estar totalmente en contra de algo, oponerse enérgicamente a algo•
to be strongly critical of sth/sb — criticar duramente algo/a algn•
to be strongly in favour of sth — estar totalmente a favor de algo4) (=powerfully) [indicate] claramente•
she was strongly attracted to him — sentía una fuerte atracción hacia él, se sentía fuertemente atraída hacia él•
if you feel strongly about this issue... — si este tema te parece que es importante...•
his early works were strongly influenced by jazz — sus primeras obras estaban muy influenciadas por el jazz•
he reminds me strongly of his uncle — me recuerda mucho a su tío•
to smell/ taste strongly of sth — tener un fuerte olor/sabor a algo, oler/saber mucho a algo•
I'm strongly tempted to accompany you — me siento muy tentado a acompañarte•
she is strongly tipped to become party leader — es una de las favoritas para convertirse en líder del partido5) (=prominently)two stories feature strongly in today's papers — hay dos noticias que ocupan un lugar destacado or prominente en los periódicos de hoy
fish features strongly in the Japanese diet — el pescado ocupa un lugar destacado or prominente en la dieta japonesa
* * *['strɔːŋli, 'strɒŋli]1)a) ( powerfully) fuerte, con fuerzab) ( sturdily) <made/welded> sólidamente2)a) (deeply, ardently) totalmentehe feels strongly that... — está totalmente convencido de que...
I strongly believe that... — tengo la certeza or la plena convicción de que...
b) ( forcefully) <protest/criticize> enérgicamentec) ( cogently) <argue/reason> convincentemente3)a) (intensely, greatly) < identify> totalmente, plenamenteit smelled strongly of garlic — despedía un fuerte olor a ajo, olía mucho a ajo
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4 react
re·act [riʼækt] vi1) ( respond) reagieren;to \react quickly/ strongly schnell/heftig reagieren;to be slow to \react langsam reagieren;to \react to sb/ sth auf jdn/etw reagieren;to \react to a stimulus auf einen Reiz reagieren2) medto \react on sth eine Reaktion bei etw dat hervorrufen3) chemto \react with sth mit etw dat reagieren
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take — 1 /teIk/ verb past tense took past participle taken MOVE STH 1 (T) to move someone or something from one place to another: Don t forget to take your bag when you go. | Paul doesn t know the way can you take him? | take sb/sth to: We take the kids … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
