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Meanings of really in English
Portuguese
verdadeiramente Portuguese
na verdade British free-to-air digital television channel.
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Usage of really in English
1
Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
You cry 'freedom,' but mean 'equal.' You think people really want either?
3
It's a really good question, I don't have a good answer yet.
4
The feed situation is still good because of really good spring rain.
5
South Canterbury had a good week with really good grass growth rates.
6
Last year was strong but this year has really, really been strong.
7
Yes, of course, our relations with South America are really, really important.
8
The Russian government really has no good economic options other than hope.
9
He immediately said: 'I'm really sorry I interrupted such an important process.
10
There remain concerns however, over whether this objective can really be achieved.
11
In many ways, however, the really difficult work is only just beginning.
12
Another season of Braxton Family Values is looking really good right now.
13
SEA student Molly Stark-Ragsdale: Working as a team has been really great.
14
Whether the new company will really help things remains to be seen.
15
Was the agency really supposed to support armed revolution in Eastern Europe?
16
He said that at 'my age,' I really shouldn't need to date.
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