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[tu: 'waidli 'difrënt 'ætitju:d] dy qëndrime tepër të ndryshmeEnglish-Albanian dictionary > two widely different attitudes
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['waidli] adv 1. gjerësisht; plotësisht; widely known i njohur gjerësisht. 2. shumë, së tepërmi, tepër; two widely different attitudes dy qëndrime tepër të ndryshme* * *gjerësisht -
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[waid] adj., adv.,n. -adj 1. i gjerë; wide screen kin. ekran i gjerë; to a wide extent në shkallë të gjerë. 2. i hapur fort; i zgurdulluar; she stared, her eyes wide with fear ajo vështronte, me sytë të zgurdulluar nga frika. 3. i larguar; it was wideof the target ishte mjaft larg shenjës ( Adjective wide, Comparative wider, Superlative widest) /-adv 1. larg; wide apart larg njëri-tjetrit. 2. plotësisht; wide open krejt e hapur; open your mouth wide hape gojën plotësisht. 3. anash; the bullet went wide plumbi kaloi anash /-n. hapësirë e gjerë.● widely ['waidli] adv 1. gjerësisht; plotësisht; widely known i njohur gjerësisht. 2. shumë, së tepërmi, tepër; two widely different attitudes dy qëndrime tepër të ndryshme● widen ['waiden] v 1. zgjeroj. 2. zgjerohet● wideness ['waidnis] n. gjerësi, hapësirë● wide open [waidoupen] adj 1. i hapur plotësisht/në maksimum. 2. tolerues. 3. fig. i hapur, i mbetur pezull (problem)* * *i gjerë
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