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gorgeously

/ˈɡɔːr.dʒəs.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera muy bella, atractiva o espléndida'. Se usa para describir algo visualmente impresionante o extremadamente agradable, a menudo en relación con la apariencia, el paisaje o el diseño.

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adverb

/ˈɡɔːr.dʒəs.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera muy bella, atractiva o espléndida'. Se usa para describir algo visualmente impresionante o extremadamente agradable, a menudo en relación con la apariencia, el paisaje o el diseño.

An adverb meaning 'in a very beautiful, attractive, or magnificent manner.' It is used to describe something that is visually stunning or exceptionally pleasant, often in terms of appearance, scenery, or design.

  1. In a beautiful or attractive mannerB2formal

    In a way that is extremely beautiful, attractive, or pleasing to the senses.

    esde manera hermosa

    • The sunset was gorgeously painted across the sky.
    • She was gorgeously dressed for the gala.
    • The garden is gorgeously maintained with vibrant flowers.

    Sinónimosattractivelybeautifullydazzlinglyexquisitelygloriouslymagnificentlyradiantlyravishinglysplendidlystunningly

    Antónimoshideouslyrepulsively

  2. In a very pleasant or delightful wayB2informal

    Used to describe something that is extremely enjoyable or impressive.

    esde manera espléndida

    • The meal was gorgeously prepared and presented.
    • The music played gorgeously through the concert hall.
    • The view from the balcony was gorgeously breathtaking.

    Sinónimosbeautifullyexquisitelymagnificentlyravishinglysplendidlystunninglysuperblywonderfully

Formas
  • more gorgeously comparative form
  • most gorgeously superlative form
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