wildly in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for wildly in the English»French Dictionary

wildly [Brit ˈwʌɪldli, Am ˈwaɪldli] ADV

1. wildly (recklessly):

wildly invest, spend

de façon insensée

wildly fire, shoot

au hasard

to hit out/run wildly

envoyer des coups/courir dans tous les sens

to talk wildly of revenge

tenir des propos insensés de vengeance

2. wildly (violently, energetically):

wildly wave, gesture

de manière très agitée

wildly applaud

à tout rompre

to fluctuate wildly

subir des fluctuations violentes

his heart was beating wildly

son cœur battait à tout rompre

3. wildly (extremely):

wildly enthusiastic, optimistic, successful

extrêmement

the news is not wildly encouraging

les nouvelles ne sont pas follement encourageantes

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wildly/cautiously optimistic

exagérément/raisonnablement optimiste

Translations for wildly in the French»English Dictionary

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battre la chamade

to beat wildly

avec frénésie applaudir

wildly

frénétiquement applaudir

wildly

inconsidérément dépenser

wildly

être tout feu tout flamme personne:

to be wildly enthusiastic

n'avoir aucune retenue dans sa conduite

to behave wildly

à tort et à travers dépenser

wildly

sans mesure dépenser

wildly

wildly in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wildly in the English»French Dictionary

wildly ADV

1. wildly (in uncontrolled way):

wildly

frénétiquement

wildly vary

sensiblement

2. wildly (haphazardly):

wildly

au hasard

wildly to guess

à tout hasard

3. wildly inf (very):

wildly

extrêmement

Translations for wildly in the French»English Dictionary

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frénétiquement

wildly

furieusement

wildly

démesurément exagérer

wildly

être affolé boussole

wildly fluctuating

follement

wildly

avec frénésie

wildly

éperdument

wildly

s'enfiévrer pour qc

to get wildly excited about sth

avoir des goûts ruineux

to have wildly expensive tastes

wildly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to get wildly excited about sth

s'enfiévrer pour qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Since the show's debut, it has been wildly popular.

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The firefighter's union claimed that these numbers, given under oath, were wildly inaccurate.

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As a result, the bands were often unskilled, untalented, or conversely, so polished and professional that they seemed wildly inappropriate at a no-frills, guerrilla concert.

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Apparently the financial position of the vicars fluctuated wildly.

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He waved the handlebars wildly as a gesture of despair.

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Prince enjoyed a strong defensive reputation as a prospect, but his offensive production fluctuated wildly as he advanced through the system.

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While a production based category, continual parity adjustments to keep the leading vehicles roughly at the same pace had seen the cars become wildly over-specified.

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The scene turns to a merry chaos as the dignitaries in top hats wildly chase after money.

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The perception of glory in death is subjective and can differ wildly from one member of a group to another.

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At the moment of this spiritual takeover, he was described as dancing wildly and emitting a special kind of odor.

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