Examples of using Literally in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Not literally.
I have a deadline, literally.
Not literally, of course.
A white mare was my downfall, literally.
Literally,"they send the mind far.
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Prononciation de literally literally en.
Literally,"basis of work" or"place of work.
The JAS GICU Software ist literally self-explaining.
You can literally park anywhere you want.
As a resolution, this one is, literally, very resolute.
So you literally were a nomad?
Soon began to find traces of Polonium literally everywhere.
She is literally cursing God's Word.
Fascists massively bombed the city, it literally burned in the fire.
Galgal, literally a"wheel," is rendered"heaven" in Ps.
A result of show-business literally divided into two camps.
Literally bloody with no phone, no weapons.
This allows you a literally“dipping” in your data.
Literally... kill her, and she won't listen to me.
Nypho bobbi starr literally inhales a dick just to get off!
Every prophesy about JesusChrist in the Old Testament was fulfilled literally.
I'm literally in a pissing contest with the son of a bitch.
And if you die, I will literally go out of my freakin' mind.
Deva: Literally,“shining one.” An inhabitant of the heavenly realms.
Amy is the more agile and literally keeps climbing up Jessica.
One can literally feel the breath and sweetness of the earth.
Pierre Sioufi was larger than life, literally and metaphorically.
But thanks to literally last-second-rescues it all went well in the end.
So for our kids he has literally moved some mountains already!
However, it need not be a literally revolutionary and pioneering technical innovation.