understandably in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for understandably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

understandably [Am ˌəndərˈstændəbli, Brit ʌndəˈstandəbli] ADV

he's understandably upset

está disgustado, lo cual es comprensible

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to be reticent about sth he is understandably reticent about his bankruptcy

es comprensible que se muestre reticente a hablar de la quiebra

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comprensiblemente

understandably

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Duties were fixed by custom, inflexible and understandably resented by the workers involved.

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And, understandably, they fear being branded child-snatchers, do-gooders or anti-family if they initiate care proceedings.

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Parents are, understandably, willing to go to great lengths to secure their child a good education.

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This one's remarkably common -- guys with bad table manners who eat messily can be a turn-off, understandably.

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Understandably, they are worried about the potential backlash from mainstream society.

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He is understandably dismissive of inexperienced designers labeling themselves as couturiers.

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Understandably enough, given the large and critical gaps in these areas.

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Anonymised internet usage data came ninth in a list of ten, with mobile banking understandably topping the list.

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And for the party who's taken it upon themselves to do the asking - it's understandably a rather nerve-wrecking experience.

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Understandably, many reporters became cynical, distrustful, hypercritical -- even adversarial.

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