seriously

seriously
seriously [{{t}}'sɪərɪəslɪ]
adverb
(a) (earnestly) sérieusement, avec sérieux;
to take sb/sth seriously prendre qn/qch au sérieux;
he takes himself too seriously il se prend trop au sérieux;
are you seriously suggesting we sell it? pensez-vous sérieusement que nous devrions vendre?;
she is seriously thinking of leaving him elle pense ou songe sérieusement à le quitter;
think about it seriously before you do anything réfléchissez-y bien avant de faire quoi que ce soit;
seriously though, what are you going to do? sérieusement, qu'est-ce que vous allez faire?;
you can't seriously expect me to believe that! vous plaisantez, j'espère?
(b) (severely → damage) sérieusement, gravement; (→ ill) gravement; (→ injured, wounded) grièvement;
{{}}Military{{}} the seriously wounded les grands blessés mpl;
she is seriously worried about him elle se fait énormément de souci à son sujet
(c) {{}}familiar{{}} (very)
he's seriously rich il est méchamment riche, il est riche et pas qu'un peu;
she's getting seriously fat elle devient énorme ;
he was seriously drunk il était complètement soûl;
her boyfriend is seriously gorgeous son petit ami est super canon

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