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positively

/ˈpɒz.ɪ.tɪv.li/

Traducción: Adverbio con dos sentidos principales: 1) «de manera positiva» u «optimista», describiendo una actitud o forma de proceder; 2) usado como intensificador con el significado de «absolutamente» o «definitivamente» (por ejemplo, «Hacía positivamente frío»).

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adverb

/ˈpɒz.ɪ.tɪv.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio con dos sentidos principales: 1) «de manera positiva» u «optimista», describiendo una actitud o forma de proceder; 2) usado como intensificador con el significado de «absolutamente» o «definitivamente» (por ejemplo, «Hacía positivamente frío»).

An adverb with two primary uses: 1) meaning "in a positive way" or "optimistically," describing an attitude or manner; 2) used as an intensifier meaning "absolutely" or "definitely" (e.g., 'It was positively freezing').

  1. ExtremelyB2informal

    Used to emphasize that something is the case, especially something surprising or extreme.

    espositivamente (énfasis)

    • The weather was positively freezing this morning.
    • She was positively glowing after the good news.
    • The movie was positively terrifying.

    Sinónimosabsolutelycertainlycompletelydecidedlyreallytotallytrulyunquestionablyutterly

  2. In a positive mannerB1formal

    In a way that expresses certainty, agreement, or optimism.

    esde manera positiva

    • He responded positively to the job offer.
    • The team reacted positively to the new strategy.
    • She always thinks positively about the future.

    Sinónimosaffirmativelyassuredlyconfidentlydefinitelyemphaticallyfavorablyoptimistically

    Antónimosdoubtfullynegativelypessimisticallyskeptically

Formas
  • more positively comparative form
  • most positively superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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