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Meanings of firmly in anglès

portuguès
sem hesitação

With resolute determination.

sem hesitação
portuguès
firmemente

In a secure manner; in a manner free from danger.

firmemente
espanyol
fuerte

With firmness.

fuerte
Sinònims
Examples for "hard"
Examples for "hard"
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First year was fine, he says, but second year was very hard.
The Irish Times
2
But there's also a lot of hard work involved, often physical work.
Wired
3
It has been a year of hard work, focus, and great success.
The South African
4
Result: Stylish and yet hard to use and packed with proprietary technology.
Wired
5
Crew members don't just work hard -they often work every day.
News.com.au
Usage of firmly in anglès
1
A lot of good news is now firmly reflected in prices however.
The Irish Times
2
Say firmly: We will not have great questions decided by irrelevant agencies.
Feminist dot com
3
A government spokesman said it was firmly committed to keeping teacher numbers.
The Guardian
4
No one to state firmly that one's actions are right or wrong.
A Wiccan Bible
5
The letter firmly plants the government on the wrong side of history.
Wired
6
He said China continued to firmly support Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
Reuters
7
But the new requirements focus firmly on home ownership and private renting.
The Guardian
8
Germans, despite their current angst, remain firmly wedded to their democratic parties.
The Irish Times
9
China is firmly opposed to this, Lu told a daily news briefing.
Reuters
10
I think you're going to love working with him, Jack said firmly.
Journey
11
Serious expansion follows only when Kerry is firmly entrenched in the market.
The Irish Times
12
The Northern Ireland Office insists that the authorities are firmly in control.
The Irish Times
13
The PBOC firmly supports the ECB's recent measures to address the difficulties.
The Irish Times
14
We will stand firmly behind our economy, our businesses and their employees.
BBC
15
Khartoum wants to make sure the area is firmly under its control.
Acts of faith
16
THE debate in the election campaign has moved firmly to social welfare.
The Irish Times
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Firmly through the time
Firmly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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