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harshly

/ˈhɑːrʃ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera dura, severa o poco amable». Puede describir sensaciones físicas (por ejemplo, luz intensamente brillante), actitudes hacia otros (por ejemplo, criticar con dureza) o condiciones ambientales (por ejemplo, frío extremadamente severo).

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adverb

/ˈhɑːrʃ.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera dura, severa o poco amable». Puede describir sensaciones físicas (por ejemplo, luz intensamente brillante), actitudes hacia otros (por ejemplo, criticar con dureza) o condiciones ambientales (por ejemplo, frío extremadamente severo).

An adverb meaning "in a rough, severe, or unkind manner." It can describe physical sensations (e.g., harshly lit), treatment of others (e.g., harshly criticized), or environmental conditions (e.g., harshly cold).

  1. In a severe or unkind mannerB2formal

    In a way that is rough, cruel, or lacking gentleness.

    esde manera severa o cruel

    • The teacher spoke harshly to the misbehaving student.
    • He was criticized harshly for his mistakes.
    • She was treated harshly by her employer.

    Sinónimosbitterlybrutallycruellyroughlyseverelysharplysternlyunkindly

    Antónimosgentlykindlymildlytenderly

  2. In a rough or unpleasant wayB2formal

    In a manner that is physically rough or unpleasant to the senses.

    esde manera áspera o desagradable

    • The wind blew harshly across the desert.
    • The light shone harshly in her eyes.
    • The fabric felt harshly against his skin.

    Sinónimosdiscordantlygratinglyjarringlyraspinglyroughlystridently

    Antónimosgentlymildlysmoothly

Formas
  • more harshly comparative form
  • most harshly superlative form
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