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mighty
[ˈmaɪtɪ]
adjetivo
1fuerte, poderoso(a) (powerful)
2grandioso(a) (large, imposing)
adverbio
3un montón (familiar) (Estados Unidos), cantidad (español de España)

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mighty [mai-ti]
adjetivo
1Fuerte, valiente, potente, poderoso, vigoroso; grande; violento; enorme; excelente; eficaz, importante.
adverbio
2Extremadamente, sumamente. (n)

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mighty [ˈmaɪtɪ] mightier (comparative)mightiest (superlative) (literary)
adjective
1 (powerful) [+blow] tremendo; (informal) [+effort] grandísimo; [+nation] poderoso
he felled the giant with one mighty blow a mighty blow against racism
he shook his mighty fist agitó su poderoso puño; God's mighty power la omnipotencia de Dios
Two mighty opposing powers come face to face
high
2 (loud) [+bang, roar] enorme
3 (large) [+river, fortress, wall] enorme; inmenso
adverb
(US) (informal) (very)
I'm mighty glad to hear it me alegro muchísimo de saberlo; she's a mighty fine-looking woman es una mujer muy guapa; we were mighty worried estábamos la mar de preocupados; (informal)
it was mighty embarrassing
it's a mighty long way to Southfork Southfork está tremendamente lejos está lejísimos;or
she did mighty well in her exams they worked mighty hard she's mighty pretty
noun:plural
the mighty los poderosos
how the mighty have fallen! ¡cómo han caído los poderosos!

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