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кругах
reasonably
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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passablement [pasabləmɑ̃] ADV
1. passablement (considérablement):
passablement ivre, énervé, flou
rather
passablement ivre, énervé, flou
pretty inf
passablement boire, s'inquiéter
quite a lot
passablement boire, s'inquiéter
quite a bit inf
2. passablement (moyennement):
passablement jouer au tennis
reasonably well
être passablement éméché
to be quite ou rather tipsy
English
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French
French
passably
passablement
in the PONS Dictionary
passablement [pɑsabləmɑ̃] ADV
1. passablement (pas trop mal):
passablement
reasonably
jouer passablement d'un instrument
to play an instrument reasonably well
2. passablement (beaucoup):
il lui a fallu passablement de courage pour le faire
he needed quite a bit of courage to do it
in the PONS Dictionary
passablement [pɑsabləmɑ͂] ADV (pas trop mal)
passablement
reasonably
jouer passablement d'un instrument
to play an instrument fairly well
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
jouer passablement d'un instrument
to play an instrument reasonably well
il lui a fallu passablement de courage pour le faire
he needed quite a bit of courage to do it
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Ainsi, le même énoncé, prononcé lors d'un dîner privé par un convive éméché, ne ferait pas de deux personnes visées un couple lié par l'institution du mariage.
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Le jeu se termine souvent par manque de participants, de faits à proposer, ou parce que les participants sont trop éméchés.
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Peu après, une jeune participante à la fête, un peu éméchée, entre dans la cuisine et met la main sur la sacoche remplie de billets.
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Très éméché, il recouvre le visage de la femme avec un vêtement avant de s'en prendre à elle.
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L, passablement éméché, se lève alors et déclare que la séance ne peut avoir lieu puisque le bureau politique n'est pas au complet, comme l'exigent les statuts.
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