sadly

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sadly
[ˈsædlɪ]
adverbio
1tristemente (to reply, smile)
  • you're sadly mistaken -> estás muy equivocado(a)
  • he is sadly missed -> lo echamos mucho de menos, lo extrañamos mucho (Am)
  • sadly, this is so -> así es, por desgracia

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sadly [sad-li]
adverbio
1Tristemente, miserablemente, mal.
  • Sadly hurt -> herido de peligro
  • To be sadly off -> tener uno sus asuntos en mal estado

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sadly [ˈsædlɪ]
adverb
1 (sorrowfully) [+say, smile] con tristeza; tristemente
2 (regrettably) desgraciadamente; lamentablemente
sadly, we don't have much chance of winning desgraciadamente lamentablemente, no tenemos muchas posibilidades de ganar;or his uncle, who sadly died su tío, que tristemente desgraciadamente falleció;or it is a sadly familiar pattern es un hecho por desgracia familiar; sadly for him lamentablemente desgraciadamente para él;or
...the arrogance which some professionals, sadly, display when their judgment is questioned. Jim Molloy, who sadly died in January. ...all those who have sadly died of AIDS.
3 (severely)
their education has been sadly neglected han descuidado su educación de forma lamentable; to be sadly lacking in sth ser muy deficiente en algo; he will be sadly missed se le echará mucho de menos; you are sadly mistaken estás muy equivocado; to be sadly in need of sth necesitar imperiosamente algo
Many schools are sadly in need of new textbooks... it's sadly in need of repair/a coat of paint Our international footballers are sadly lacking in basic soccer skills. Italy is sadly lacking in museums devoted to international modern art. a sadly [incompetent] teacher

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