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superbly [suːˈpɜːblɪ]
adverb
[+play, perform] estupendamente; [+crafted, decorated, equipped] magníficamente everything went superbly for me at the start of the season with seven goals in seven games the film succeeds superbly in conveying the sense of freedom, friendship and self-respect between two women Charlotte rode superbly and won the race by a clear length Ray writes superbly about football The British team had [performed] superbly ... the aircraft [handled] superbly ...
it's a difficult piece to play but Nigel handles it superbly This superbly [crafted] cabinet can be yours free ... a superbly [crafted] story. the rooms are superbly decorated this is a superbly written piece the race organisers ran a well conceived and superbly organised event A superbly [illustrated] account, written by leading scholars the book is superbly [illustrated] throughout ... ...the marble bathrooms are superbly [equipped]. ...his small but superbly [equipped] workshop. superbly equipped stables superbly fit athletes
the strategy worked superbly la estrategia funcionó estupendamente; a superbly fit man un hombre en estupendo estado físico; some superbly elegant curtains unas cortinas sumamente elegantes
The wines are superbly rich, without being sickly. they have done superbly [well] they have done superbly well in reaching the semi-finals
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