outlandishly en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de outlandishly en el diccionario español»inglés

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adefesiero (en el vestir)

outlandishly dressed

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Those with an outlandishly-large library can simply swap content on and off the device via the cloud.

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Outlandishly, this incriminated and indecorous personality was assigned yet another ministerial role at the presidency to shield him from facing the law.

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The show began to rely less on its own overriding cultural style and more on those of a few outlandishly gifted performers.

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At $3.1 billion just to replace the viaduct, it sounds outlandishly expensive.

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I know a businessman who has been outlandishly successful.

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A 28.2-percent unemployment rate is outlandishly high.

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Everybody else does it, he just did it bigger and more outlandishly than everybody else.

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It was home to some of the best pickup lines, outlandishly cruel rejections and the most ridiculous fun facts in history.

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And given how outlandishly inappropriate -- yet sneakily accurate -- much of the book's advice is, that's likely correct.

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They then promised outlandishly impossible schemes designed to amuse and entertain the voting public.

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