Übersetzungen für „giddily“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

gid·di·ly [ˈgɪdɪli] ADV

1. giddily (dizzily):

giddily

benommen

giddily

Schwindel erregend

giddily

taum[e]lig

2. giddily (frivolously):

giddily

leichtfertig

giddily

CH a. leichtsinnig

giddily

unbesonnen

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Englisch

The two other dogs, having perceived no threat, giddily clamber all over her.

news.nationalpost.com

He stated that the originals hold up better than the '50s tunes, but that they are so giddily enjoyable that everything works.

en.wikipedia.org

In my theatre, the audience started giddily unravelling about halfway through.

www.newyorker.com

Today the devastating 2005 storm is giddily spoken of by policymakers as "an opportunity" to try out new stuff.

www.theroot.com

Seniors cruise around giddily in these quiet electric vehicles.

www.slate.com

She giddily takes them, even after he tells her of the jewelry's history.

en.wikipedia.org

You don't expect geologists to be the giddily excitable type.

www.telegraph.co.uk

You pick up notes coated in her wild, giddily reckless handwriting, your sister talks about her grace and passion in her journal.

www.salon.com

Footage shows him giddily whirling a rainbow flag at an event, surrounded by wildly enthusiastic supporters.

www.theatlantic.com

On the show, he and his co-host giddily recapped what they've done.

thebiglead.com