personally

personally
personally [{{t}}'pɜ:snəlɪ]
adverb
(a) (speaking for oneself) personnellement, pour ma/sa/etc part;
∎ personally (speaking), I think it's a silly idea pour ma part ou en ce qui me concerne, je trouve que c'est une idée stupide
(b) (in person, directly) en personne, personnellement;
∎ I was not personally involved in the project je n'ai pas participé directement au projet;
∎ I want to speak to him personally j'aimerais lui parler personnellement;
∎ deliver the letter to the director personally remettez la lettre en mains propres au directeur
(c) (not officially) sur le plan personnel
(d) (individually) personnellement;
∎ I was talking about the whole team, not you personally je parlais de toute l'équipe, pas de toi personnellement ou en particulier;
∎ to take things personally prendre les choses trop à cœur;
∎ don't take it personally (what was said, done) n'en faites pas une affaire personnelle;
∎ don't take it personally, but… ne vous sentez pas visé, mais…;
∎ I didn't mean it personally ma remarque n'avait rien de personnel

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