Vocab Bloom Hub

virtually

/ˈvɜː.tʃu.ə.li/

Traducción: Adverbio con dos sentidos principales: 1) «casi» o «prácticamente», para indicar que algo está muy cerca de ser cierto; 2) «por medios virtuales» o «en un entorno digital o simulado», frecuente en contextos informáticos y en línea.

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adverb

/ˈvɜː.tʃu.ə.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio con dos sentidos principales: 1) «casi» o «prácticamente», para indicar que algo está muy cerca de ser cierto; 2) «por medios virtuales» o «en un entorno digital o simulado», frecuente en contextos informáticos y en línea.

An adverb with two primary meanings: 1) "almost" or "nearly," used to indicate that something is very close to being true; 2) "by means of virtual technology" or "in a digital or simulated environment," commonly used in computing and online contexts.

  1. Almost entirelyB2formal

    Nearly or almost completely; very close to being true.

    escasi enteramente

    • The project is virtually complete.
    • It is virtually impossible to finish in one day.
    • The cost is virtually the same as last year.

    Sinónimosalmostbasicallyeffectivelyessentiallyjust aboutmore or lessnearlypractically

    Antónimosabsolutelycompletelyentirelyfullytotallywholly

  2. By means of digital technologyB1formal

    Using computer technology or the internet, rather than physically.

    esvirtualmente (por medios digitales)

    • We attended the conference virtually via Zoom.
    • The team works virtually from different countries.
    • Students can take the course virtually online.

    Sinónimosdigitallyelectronicallyonlineremotely

    Antónimosactuallyphysicallyreallytruly

Formas
  • more virtually comparative form
  • most virtually superlative form
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