wildly in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for wildly in the English»Italian Dictionary

wildly [Brit ˈwʌɪldli, Am ˈwaɪldli] ADV

1. wildly (recklessly):

wildly invest, spend

sfrenatamente, incontrollatamente

wildly fire, shoot

all'impazzata

to hit out, run wildly

colpire, correre all'impazzata

to talk wildly of revenge

parlare a briglia sciolta di vendetta

2. wildly (violently, energetically):

wildly wave

energicamente

wildly gesture

in modo concitato

wildly applaud

fragorosamente, in modo delirante

to fluctuate wildly

oscillare paurosamente

his heart was beating wildly

gli scoppiava il cuore

3. wildly (extremely):

wildly enthusiastic, optimistic

esageratamente, smisuratamente

the news is not wildly encouraging

la notizia non è proprio incoraggiante

his show was wildly successful

il suo spettacolo ha avuto un successo strepitoso

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wildly, cautiously optimistic

esageratamente, cautamente ottimista

Translations for wildly in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sfrenatamente

wildly

concitatamente

wildly

selvaggiamente

wildly

incontrollatamente investire, spendere

wildly

impazzata sparare

wildly

paurosamente

wildly

sconsideratamente bere, spendere

wildly

applaudire fragorosamente

to cheer to the echo, to applaud wildly

wildly in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wildly in the English»Italian Dictionary

wildly ADV

1. wildly (in an uncontrolled way):

wildly

sfrenatamente

to gesticulate wildly

fare un sacco di gesti

to behave wildly

comportarsi come un selvaggio

to beat wildly

battere all'impazzata

2. wildly (haphazardly):

wildly

a casaccio

3. wildly inf (very):

wildly

molto

wildly exaggerated

ingigantito

wildly expensive

carissimo

wildly improbable

veramente improbable

Translations for wildly in the Italian»English Dictionary

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all'impazzata

wildly

la folla in delirio

the wildly cheering crowd

wildly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to gesticulate wildly

fare un sacco di gesti

to behave wildly

comportarsi come un selvaggio

to beat wildly

battere all'impazzata

wildly exaggerated

ingigantito

wildly expensive

carissimo

wildly improbable

veramente improbable

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He waved the handlebars wildly as a gesture of despair.

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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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These complex symphonies vary wildly between suites in the same muqam, and are built on a seven-note scale.

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As with most micronations, the number of members (citizens) has fluctuated wildly with time.

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He gave the series low marks overall, feeling its quality varied wildly each episode.

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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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Estimates of the total numbers involved range wildly from police figures of 3,000 to organizers' claims of 50,000.

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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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Apparently the financial position of the vicars fluctuated wildly.

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Then the automatic attitude control system began malfunctioning and eventually failed completely, resulting in the craft spinning wildly.

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