mildly

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mildly
[ˈmaɪldlɪ]
adverbio
1con suavidad (to say)
2ligeramente (moderately)
  • to put it mildly -> por no decir algo peor

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mildly [maild-li]
adverbio
1Suavemente, dulcemente; con indulgencia.

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mildly [ˈmaɪldlɪ]
adverb
1 (gently) [+say, reply] suavemente; con suavidad
"All right, then," he said mildly
2 (slightly) [+amusing, surprised, interested, irritated] ligeramente
3 (weakly) [+protest] débilmente; [+rebuke] con suavidad; suavemente
he was only mildly criticized for his actions solo recibió críticas moderadas por sus acciones
she was mildly rebuked for arriving late "It is rather late," she protested mildly Judy mildly [protested].
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to put it mildly: to put it mildly, I was cross decir que estaba enfadado es quedarse corto; he's a low-down thief, and that's putting it mildly es un cochino ladrón por no decir algo peor

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