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Definition of idiomatically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
linguisticsTECH. using fixed phrases naturally, not literally, when speaking or interpretingTECH.
- In "kick the bucket", the verb is used idiomatically.
- He struggles to use phrasal verbs idiomatically in conversation.
- The translator rendered the dialogue idiomatically, avoiding literal word-for-word equivalents.
Origin of idiomatically
Greek, idioma (peculiarity) + -ically (adverbial suffix)
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- French:de façon idiomatique, ...
- German:idiomatisch, ...
- Italian:idiomaticamente, ...
- Spanish:idiomáticamente, ...
- Portuguese:idiomaticamente, ...
- Chinese:习语性地, ...
- Japanese:慣用的に, ...
- Arabic:اصْطِلَاحِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאֹפֶן אִידְיוֹמָטִי, ...
- Russian:идиоматически, ...
- Ukrainian:ідіоматично, ...
- Hindi:मुहावरेदार ढंग से, ...
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