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1 alguna
adj.1 some, some or other, a, a certain.¿Vino alguna niña? did a little girl come¿Necesitáis alguna ayuda do you need any help¿Ha venido alguno has anyone comeAlguna vez sometimes, now and thenBusco alguno que me ayude, I'm looking for somebody to help me. Alguna que otr vez, from time to time2 any.3 at all, of any kind.No hay manera alguna There's no way at all.pron.1 any one.2 someone, anybody, anyone, somebody.* * *1. f., (m. - alguno) 2. f., (m. - alguno)* * *
alguno,-a
I adjetivo
1 (afirmativo) some: algunos críticos elogiaron la obra, some critics praised the work
algunas veces me río sin motivo, some times I laugh for no reason
alguna que otra vez, now and then
2 (interrogativo) any: ¿tienes alguna cita para mañana?, have you any appointments for tomorrow?
3 (negativo) not at all: en este crimen no hay móvil alguno, there's no motive at all for this crime
II pron indef
1 someone, somebody
alguno que otro, someone or other 2 algunos,-as, some (people)
' alguna' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
alguno
- base
- caber
- deber
- duda
- expiar
- gamberrada
- jamás
- ladrón
- ladrona
- quite
- razón
- relación
- reventa
- vez
- causa
- circunstancia
- manera
- ocasión
- parte
English:
any
- anything
- anywhere
- be
- catch
- come up with
- compelling
- complaint
- connected
- consider
- discomfort
- ever
- goings-on
- gripe
- in
- maintenance
- must
- occur
- odd
- off
- once
- one
- reason
- scour
- somehow
- something
- sometimes
- somewhere
- acting
- other
- trickle
- way
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2 apresuradamente
adv.1 hastily, quickly.2 hurriedly, in a hurry, fast, hastily.* * *► adverbio1 hurriedly, in a hurry, in great haste* * *adv.hastily, hurriedly* * *ADV hurriedly, hastily* * *a) ( con prisa) hurriedlysalió apresuradamente — she rushed off o left in a hurry
trabajan apresuradamente para terminarlo — they are hurrying o rushing to get it finished
b) ( precipitadamente) hastily* * *= hurriedly.Ex. And he added hurriedly: 'I felt I could work with her though'.----* entrar apresuradamente = hurry in.* marcharse apresuradamente = hasten away, dash off, shoot off.* salir apresuradamente = dash off.* * *a) ( con prisa) hurriedlysalió apresuradamente — she rushed off o left in a hurry
trabajan apresuradamente para terminarlo — they are hurrying o rushing to get it finished
b) ( precipitadamente) hastily* * *= hurriedly.Ex: And he added hurriedly: 'I felt I could work with her though'.
* entrar apresuradamente = hurry in.* marcharse apresuradamente = hasten away, dash off, shoot off.* salir apresuradamente = dash off.* * *1 (con prisa) hurriedlylimpió apresuradamente todo, antes de que llegaran sus padres she hurriedly cleaned everything up before her parents arrivedtrabajan apresuradamente para terminarlo a tiempo they are hurrying o rushing to get it finished in timesalió apresuradamente sin despedirse de nadie she rushed off o left in a hurry without saying goodbye to anyoneapresuradamente juntó sus cosas y las metió en la maleta he hurriedly o quickly gathered his things together and put them in the suitcase2 (precipitadamente) hastilycreo que actuaste apresuradamente I think you acted hastily o you were a little hasty* * *apresuradamente adv1. [con rapidez] hurriedly;evacuaron el edificio apresuradamente they hurriedly evacuated the building;tuvo que regresar apresuradamente a Caracas she had to return to Caracas in a hurry2. [con precipitación] hastily;fue una decisión tomada apresuradamente it was a decision taken in haste* * *apresuradamente adv1) : hurriedly2) : hastily, too fast -
3 apuradamente
adv.1 in the nick of time.2 punctually, exactly.3 radically. (Obsolete)4 hurriedly.5 with difficulty.* * *► adverbio1 with difficulty* * *ADV1) (=con dificultad) with great difficultylogramos salir apuradamente de aquel agujero — we managed to get out of that hole with great difficulty
consiguieron la victoria apuradamente — they gained a hard-fought victory, they gained victory with great difficulty
2) (=con precisión) precisely, exactly3) LAm (=de prisa) hurriedly, in a rush* * *1) ( con dificultad) with difficulty2) (AmL) ( con prisa) hurriedlytrabajan apuradamente para terminarlo — they're rushing o hurrying to finish it
* * *1) ( con dificultad) with difficulty2) (AmL) ( con prisa) hurriedlytrabajan apuradamente para terminarlo — they're rushing o hurrying to finish it
* * *A (con dificultad) with difficultyganaron apuradamente they won with difficulty, they had an uphill struggle to winB ( AmL) (con prisa) hurriedlylo hicieron apuradamente y sin cuidado they did it hurriedly o in a rush and without taking enough careestán trabajando apuradamente para terminar a tiempo they're rushing o hurrying to finish it in time* * *apuradamente advAm hurriedly* * *apuradamente adv1) : with difficulty2) : hurriedly, hastily
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