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unbelievably

/ˌʌn.bɪˈliː.və.bli/

Traduction: Adverbe utilisé pour souligner qu'il est extrêmement difficile de croire quelque chose ou que c'est très surprenant. Peut signifier « d'une manière difficile à accepter comme vraie » ou, familièrement, « extrêmement » (par exemple, « incroyablement vite »).

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adverb

/ˌʌn.bɪˈliː.və.bli/B2formal
  • frAdverbe utilisé pour souligner qu'il est extrêmement difficile de croire quelque chose ou que c'est très surprenant. Peut signifier « d'une manière difficile à accepter comme vraie » ou, familièrement, « extrêmement » (par exemple, « incroyablement vite »).

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.

    frde manière incroyable

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

    Synonymesamazinglyastonishinglyextraordinarilyfantasticallyimplausiblyinconceivablyincrediblyremarkablystaggeringly

  2. Extremely or veryA2informal

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

    frincroyablement (intensificateur)

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

    Synonymesawfullyexceedinglyextraordinarilyextremelyhighlyimmenselyincrediblyridiculouslyterriblyvastly

Formes
  • more unbelievably comparative form
  • most unbelievably superlative form
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