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1 méchamment
méchamment [me∫amɑ̃]adverba. ( = cruellement) spitefully* * *meʃamɑ̃1) ( avec méchanceté) [faire, parler, sourire] spitefully, maliciously; [frapper] viciously2) (colloq) ( extrêmement) [travailler] terribly hard; [abîmer] badly* * *meʃamɑ̃ adv[parler, agir] nastilyIl lui a répondu méchamment. — He answered him nastily.
* * *méchamment adv1 ( avec méchanceté) [faire, parler, sourire] spitefully, maliciously; [frapper, se battre] viciously; traiter qn méchamment to treat sb badly;2 ○( extrêmement) [travailler] terribly hard; [abîmer] dreadfully, badly; [étonné, bon, bien] terribly; ils nous en veulent méchamment○ they're terribly angry with us.[meʃamɑ̃] adverbe2. (familier) [en intensif] -
2 méchamment
malignantly, viciously, wickedly
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