lustily en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de lustily en el diccionario inglés»español

lustily [ingl. am. ˈləstəli, ingl. brit. ˈlʌstɪli] ADV.

lustily cheer

animadamente

lustily cry

con mucha energía

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Trinity were extraordinarily dominant in the men's novice eight - their win by 11 seconds was cheered lustily by their fans.

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A bunch of bystanders applaud him lustily as he offers the empty cans to the befuddled policeman.

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The prospect of a racing finish met the approval of the assembled throng, who cheered lustily.

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The performance was called lively but lacked power below 2,500 rpm, though from 2,500 it pulled lustily and smoothly up to 6,000 rpm.

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For the corrupt, then, it will be the end of power even before it has begun to be enjoyed lustily.

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She sings lustily, taking few steps at the end of each verse.

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There can be no happy ending to such a story, however lustily the klezmer band plays us out.

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In those instances, nearby homeowners complained loudly and lustily about having to deal with the noise from heavy equipment and jackhammers.

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In summer, male cisticolas of smaller species make spectacular display flights while larger species perch in prominent places to sing lustily.

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Country folk and revellers alike sing loudly and lustily -- if not always in perfect tune -- and feelings are intense and wholehearted.

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