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unbelievably

/ˌʌn.bɪˈliː.və.bli/

Traducción: Adverbio que se usa para enfatizar que algo es extremadamente difícil de creer o muy sorprendente. Puede significar 'de una manera que resulta difícil aceptar como verdadera' o, de forma informal, 'extremadamente' (por ejemplo, 'increíblemente rápido').

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adverb

/ˌʌn.bɪˈliː.və.bli/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que se usa para enfatizar que algo es extremadamente difícil de creer o muy sorprendente. Puede significar 'de una manera que resulta difícil aceptar como verdadera' o, de forma informal, 'extremadamente' (por ejemplo, 'increíblemente rápido').

An adverb used to emphasize that something is extremely difficult to believe or is very surprising. It can mean 'in a way that is hard to accept as true' or, informally, 'extremely' (e.g., 'unbelievably fast').

  1. In a way that is hard to believeB1formal

    Used to emphasize that something is extremely surprising or difficult to accept as true.

    esde manera increíble

    • She was unbelievably talented for her age.
    • The story he told was unbelievably strange.
    • It is unbelievably hot outside today.

    Sinónimosamazinglyastonishinglyextraordinarilyfantasticallyimplausiblyinconceivablyincrediblyremarkablystaggeringly

  2. Extremely or veryA2informal

    Used as an intensifier to mean 'very' or 'extremely'.

    esincreíblemente

    • The concert was unbelievably good.
    • He is unbelievably fast at solving puzzles.
    • That meal was unbelievably delicious.

    Sinónimosawfullyexceedinglyextraordinarilyextremelyhighlyimmenselyincrediblyridiculouslyterriblyvastly

Formas
  • more unbelievably comparative form
  • most unbelievably superlative form
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