giddily in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for giddily in the English»Spanish Dictionary

giddily [Am ˈɡɪdəli, Brit ˈɡɪdɪli] ADV

1. giddily (dizzily):

giddily

vertiginosamente

2. giddily (frivolously):

giddily act/laugh

atolondradamente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We giddily bonded over this and discussed the common side effects of toilet naps: forehead imprints and leg numbness.

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Secure in the knowledge that their beachfront haciendas will still be standing when the smoke clears, they giddily fiddle with the little people's morals.

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Charlie's observation is acute, and we are giddily appalled by the self-destructive paths he follows.

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But, like the gaudily decorated wooden horses on a carousel, the new arrivals have giddily bobbed up and down.

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And like big kids we're giddily excited with anticipation.

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One night they giddily make an effigy out of snow, staining the lips with berries, adorning it with mittens and scarf.

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Seniors cruise around giddily in these quiet electric vehicles.

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The tale of an exploited minor, even a laughing, skipping, giddily complicit one, is no longer considered a proper subject for musical comedy.

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Not before she was seen jumping giddily in the street, as if extremely pleased about something.

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On the show, he and his co-host giddily recapped what they've done.

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