horrendously en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de horrendously en el diccionario inglés»español

horrendously [ingl. am. həˈrɛndəsli, ingl. brit. həˈrɛndəsli] ADV. coloq. as intensifier

horrendously difficult/expensive:

horrendously

terriblemente

it was horrendously hot in there

hacía un calor terrible or espantoso ahí dentro

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Efforts at putting a very sick child right obviously went wrong and those charged with his care and education had a horrendously difficult task.

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Of course, we all saw the impact of them not doing so -- breakevens ceasing to represent inflation expectations -- and the market became horrendously dislocated.

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Moreover, the treatments are toxic and make the patients horrendously ill, with some becoming psychotic or suffering permanent loss of hearing.

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United's squad is not horrendously far off, but they do lack genuine world-class talent.

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It's horrendously hot and humid for nine months of the year.

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By getting this verdict horrendously wrong, the trial chamber did much more than acquit a guilty man.

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In the past, and certainly in the headlines, it's often men behaving horrendously.

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I sing horrendously in the shower... and on set.

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The victim suffers horrendously through the trial and is often badgered into reliving disturbing details of the incident.

thewire.in

One thing live-action and animated feature-length films do have in common is that they are both extremely labor-intensive and horrendously expensive.

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