nicely

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nicely
[ˈnaɪslɪ]
adverbio
1bien, correctamente (politely) (to behave); con educación (to ask)
2bien (well)
  • to be doing nicely -> ir bien
  • she has done very nicely (for herself) -> le han ido muy bien las cosas

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nicely [nais-li]
adverbio
1Exactamente, con esmero.
2Delicadamente.
3Primorosamente.

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nicely [ˈnaɪslɪ]
adverb
1 (well) bien
nicely brownedbrowned bien dorado
the job was nicely done
she is coming along nicely at schoolcoming along en el colegio le va bien
that will do nicelydo así está perfecto bien;or
your driver's licence will do nicely su carnet de conducir sirve vale;or
everything is coming along nicely
he's doing very nicely (for himself) le van muy bien las cosas
the patient is doing nicely
to be nicely placed (to do sth)placed estar en buena posición (para hacer algo)
We are nicely placed to judge what has been going on
2 (attractively) [+arranged, decorated, furnished] bien; con gusto
the room was nicely furnished
she dresses nicelydresses viste con muy buen gusto
3 (politely) [+ask, say] bien; con educación
you may have a biscuit if you ask nicely They said please and thank you and ate nicely.

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