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ad·ver·bi·al

(ăd-vûr′bē-əl)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being an adverb.
n.
An adverbial element or phrase.
ad·ver′bi·al·ly adv.
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Adv. 1. adverbially - as an adverb; "the prepositional phrase here is used adverbially"
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Translations
ظَرْفِيَّا
příslovečně
adverbielt
határozói szerkezettel
meî atviksorîi; atvikslega
príslovkovo
zarfımsı olarak

adverbially

[ædˈvɜːbɪəlɪ] adv → avverbialmente
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

adverb

(ˈӕdvəːb) noun
a word used before or after a verb, before an adjective or preposition, or with another adverb to show time, manner, place, degree etc. Yesterday he looked more carefully in the box, and there he found a very small key with a hole right through it. bywoord ظَرْف مَكَان أو زَمَان، حَال наречие advérbio příslovce das Adverb adverbium; biord επίρρημα adverbio adverb قید adverbi adverbe תוֹאָר הַפּוֹעַל क्रियाविशेषण prilog határozó(szó) adverbia atviksorð avverbio 副詞 부사 prieveiksmis apstākļa vārds adverb bijwoord adverb przysłówek قید advérbio adverb наречие príslovka prislov prilog adverb คําวิเศษณ์; คํากริยาวิเศษณ์ zarf 副詞 прислівник اسم ظرف phó từ 副词
adˈverbial adjective
bywoordelik ظَرْفِي обстоятелствен adverbial příslovečný adverbial adverbiel; adverbial- επιρρηματικός adverbial adverbiaalne قیدی adverbiaalinen adverbial שֶׁל תוֹאָר הַפּוֹעַל क्रियाविशेषणात्मक prilog határozói adverbial atviksorðs-; atvikslegur (í setningafr.) avverbiale 副詞の 부사의 prieveiksmio, prieveiksminis apstākļa-; adverbiāls adjektif bijwoordelijk przysłówkowy قیدی adverbial adverbial адвербиальный príslovkový prisloven priloški adverbial, adverbiell เกี่ยวกับกริยาวิเศษณ์ zarf niteliğinde, zarfımsı 副詞的 прислівниковий متعلق فعل thuộc phó từ 副词的
adˈverbially adverb
bywoordelik ظَرْفِيَّا обстоятелствено adverbialmente příslovečně adverbial adverbielt επιρρηματικά adverbialmente adverbiaalselt به صورت قید adverbiaalisesti adverbialement כֶּתוֹאָר הַפּוֹעַל क्रियाविशेषणात्मक रूप से priložno határozói szerkezettel secara adverbial með atviksorði; atvikslega avverbialmente 副詞的に 부사적으로 prieveiksmiškai adverbiāli adverb bijwoordelijk przysłówkowo د قید په توګه adverbialmente adverbial в качестве наречия príslovkovo prislovno kao prilog adverbialt, adverbiellt โดยเกี่ยวกับกริยาวิเศษณ์ zarfımsı olarak 作為副詞 в якості прислівника; адвербіально متعلق فعل کے انداز میں như một phó từ 作状语,当副词地
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