totally in the PONS Dictionary

totally Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be/get [or become] [totally] disorientated
biti/postati potpuno dezorjentisan
fig the large desk was totally out of place in such a small room
taj veliki radni sto se uopšte nije uklapao u tako maloj prostoriji
it totally slipped my mind
potpuno sam to smetnuo s uma

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The walls supporting it were totally rebuilt at the same time.
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Even then, as one paper noted, directors never knew what to do with this totally uncommon-looking girl.
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About one hundred houses and historical sites were totally destroyed and another two hundred were heavily damaged.
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The garden has a totally protected core zone of approximately.
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He described his appointment as totally unexpected and that he accepted it with surprise and some trepidation.
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In many places, the crops were expected to be totally lost.
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More than 220 houses were totally destroyed, with at least another 130 badly damaged.
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The ship is totally abandoned - except for a black cat!
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The new fleet totally replaced the older 400 series trains by summer 2009.
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With the exception of one buildingwhich was situated on higher groundthe 1972 flood totally destroyed the camp.
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