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Significats de informally en anglès

portuguès
coloquialmente

With the use of colloquial expressions.

coloquialmente
espanyol
informalmente

Without formality.

informalmente
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Examples for "conversationally"
Examples for "conversationally"
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She turned and sat down conversationally on the corner of the table.
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
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You gotta be intelligent with some of them,' said the horse conversationally.
The dark side of the sun
3
His prayer was extempore, and he addressed God intimately and almost conversationally.
The Captives
4
Grey slid back into the room and reported, conversationally, They're using suppressed weapons.
Skin Game
5
What a blessing he will be conversationally to Franceville when he gets in.
Travels in West Africa: Congo Français, Corisco and Cameroons
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The other type of sunscreen is what we colloquially call chemical sunscreen.
Wired
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More colloquially, it is understood to mean the betrayal of one's country.
News.com.au
3
For some little time the jurymen hang about the Sol's Arms colloquially.
Bleak House
4
For a long time the city was colloquially known as Pretoria-Philadelphia.
The South African
5
They work with recruiters at staffing agencies, also known more colloquially as headhunters.
Ebony

En famille.

Ús de informally en anglès
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Clearly I need to interview him, perhaps informally at the first meeting.
The coldest blood
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A week later, Stone quit, although he continues to advise Trump informally.
NY Magazine
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She added that her preference was to resolve complaints informally wherever possible.
The Guardian
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The formalities are relaxed, and the hosts chat informally with the guests.
Modern India
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Chinese firms are already informally active in mining in impoverished North Korea.
Reuters
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This will be part of the discussion informally at the European summit.
Reuters
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There was a man who left the Sisters' Hospital rather informally yesterday.
The Desert and the Sown
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However, it was not clear whether the issue was discussed informally.
The Irish Times
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The new draft incorporates changes agreed informally before last December's EU summit collapsed.
The Irish Times
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You should first consider whether the situation can be resolved informally.
The Guardian
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It was informally tolerated but remained illegal until April this year.
The Guardian
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Their business is done by 'phone & otherwise informally; verbal agreements are binding.
The new yorker
13
Such land transfers have already been spreading, formally and informally, in recent years.
The Irish Times
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The bank itself informally sounded out demand for reverse currency swaps last week.
Reuters
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I suppose I'd simply expected something a bit more... informally structured, let's say.
In Fire Forged
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When Reagan arrived in office he informally agreed to abide by its terms.
The new yorker
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Translations for informally
Informally a través del temps
Informally per variant geogràfica
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