admiringly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for admiringly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

admiringly [Am ədˈmaɪ(ə)rɪŋli, Brit ədˈmʌɪərɪŋli] ADV

admiringly

con admiración

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Many speak admiringly of impromptu concerts in the two village pubs.

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The dean comments admiringly on a student's appearance every time he sees her.

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They speak admiringly of her efforts to mentor other women.

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Never did we taste such a wine, they said admiringly.

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The epithet holds the same meaning as female dog, but in this case is meant admiringly.

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Far from being pejorative, that term is used admiringly by realists.

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Or were his friends simply observing funeral protocol, only to speak solemnly and admiringly of the deceased?

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Others inquired almost admiringly whether the program was a secret artificial intelligence project that was being tested in a human conversational environment.

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So what if we look admiringly at women?

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Book in one hand, baby in the other, looking admiringly at my wife.

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