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1 wildly
adverb salvajemente, furiosamente, locamentetr['waɪldlɪ]1 (run etc) como un loco,-a, frenéticamente; (talk) exageradamente, sin ton ni son, incoherentemente; (applaud) fervorosamente; (hit) violentamente, furiosamente3 (very) muy, totalmente, absolutamente■ wildly exaggerated exageradísimo,-a■ wildly inaccurate absolutamente errado,-awildly ['waɪldli] adv1) frantically: frenéticamente, como un loco2) extremely: extremadamentewildly happy: loco de felicidadadv.• ferozmente adv.'waɪldli1)a) ( frantically) <kick/struggle/rush> como (un) locob) ( violently) <rage/blow> con furia2)a) ( in undisciplined fashion) < live> desordenadamente, desenfrenadamenteb) (haphazardly, randomly) <shoot/guess> a lo loco, a tontas y a locas (fam)3) ( extremely)wildly funny — comiquísimo, para morirse de risa (fam)
['waɪldlɪ]ADV1) (=ecstatically) [shout] como loco; [applaud] a rabiar, como locothe Democrats were cheering wildly for their nominee — los demócratas vitoreaban como locos a su candidato nominado
2) (=frantically) [stare, look] con cara de espanto; [gesture] como loco, violentamentethe driver was gesticulating wildly — el conductor gesticulaba como loco or violentamente
3) (=violently) [hit out, throw] violentamente, como loco4) (=crazily, rashly) [guess] sin pensarlo mucho; [promise] en un arrebato; [exaggerated] muy5) (=haphazardly) [shoot] a lo loco, a tontas y a locas *; [fluctuate, vary] muchísimo6) (=extremely)wildly happy/enthusiastic — loco de felicidad/entusiasmo
a wildly inaccurate estimate — un cálculo que dista/distaba muchísimo de la realidad
* * *['waɪldli]1)a) ( frantically) <kick/struggle/rush> como (un) locob) ( violently) <rage/blow> con furia2)a) ( in undisciplined fashion) < live> desordenadamente, desenfrenadamenteb) (haphazardly, randomly) <shoot/guess> a lo loco, a tontas y a locas (fam)3) ( extremely)wildly funny — comiquísimo, para morirse de risa (fam)
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2 inaccurate
in'ækjurət(containing errors; not correct or accurate: inaccurate translation/addition.) impreciso, inexactoinaccurate adj inexacto / imprecisotr[ɪn'ækjərət]1 (gen) inexacto,-a; (incorrect) incorrecto,-a, erróneo,-ainaccurate [ɪn'ækjərət] n: inexacto, erróneo, incorrectoadj.• impreciso, -a adj.• incorrecto, -a adj.• inexacto, -a adj.• infiel adj.ɪn'ækjərəta) <translation/estimate> inexacto, erróneob) <aim/shot> impreciso[ɪn'ækjʊrɪt]ADJ [figures, information, reporting, statement] inexacto, erróneo; [shot, aim, instrument, method] impreciso, poco precisothe report gave a very inaccurate picture of the situation — el informe daba una visión muy inexacta or errónea de la situación
the figures are wildly inaccurate — las cifras son totalmente erróneas or del todo inexactas
* * *[ɪn'ækjərət]a) <translation/estimate> inexacto, erróneob) <aim/shot> impreciso
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