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1 torrencialmente
adv.in showers, at full flow, in great quantity.* * *ADV torrentially* * *adverbio torrentially* * *adverbio torrentially* * *torrentially* * *torrencialmente advllueve torrencialmente there is torrential rain -
2 обильно
1) General subject: amply, beat the band, bounteously, copiously, fatly, largely, lavishly, opulently, plentifully, plethorically, prodigally, profusely, thick, torrentially, abundantly, heavily (напр., heavily ornamented - обильно украшенный орнаментом)2) Colloquial: gushingly3) Poetical language: plenteously -
3 стремительно
1) General subject: dash, headily, in (at) full pelt, like a shot, like fun, like hell, like the wind, neck and crop, on the wings of the wind, post, precipitately, slap-bang, slapdash, souse, sweepingly, thick and fast, torrentially, wham bam, with (at, in) a powder, by leaps and bounds, overnight (The labour force contracts overnignt - Рабочая сила стремительно сокращается), apace, rapidly, cheekily2) Colloquial: like mad, like sixty, like anything3) American: wham-bam4) History: post paper5) Music: rapidamente6) Jargon: flat out, like old boots7) Makarov: at full pelt, headlong, in full pelt, like a ton of bricks, off like a shot -
4 wolkenbruchartig
Adj. torrential* * *torrential* * *wọl|ken|bruch|ar|tigadjtorrential* * *(of, or like, a torrent: torrential rain; The rain was torrential.) torrential* * *wol·ken·bruch·ar·tigadj torrential* * *Adjektiv torrential* * *wolkenbruchartig adj torrential* * *Adjektiv torrential* * *adj.torrential adj. adv.torrentially adv. -
5 ulewnie
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ulewnie
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6 sturzflutartig
adj.torrential adj. adv.torrentially adv. -
7 обильно
abundantly* * ** * ** * *abundantlyamplycopiouslyfreelylargelyplentifullyplethoricallyprodigallyprofuselytorrentially -
8 стремительно
like a shot, dush, headily, headlong, sweepingly, swiftly; rapidamente муз.* * ** * *like a shot, dush, headily, headlong, sweepingly* * *anythingbootdashheadilyhellrapidlyrashlyshotsousetorrentiallywind -
9 sturzflutartig
1. torrential2. torrentially -
10 wolkenbruchartig
1. torrential2. torrentially adv
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