personally (redirected from taking personally)

per·son·al·ly  (pûrs-n-l)

adv.

1. Without the intervention of another; in person: I thanked them personally.

2. As far as oneself is concerned: Personally, I don't mind.

3. As a person: I admire his skill but dislike him personally.

4. In a personal manner: Don't take the disparaging remarks personally.

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personally

Adverb

1. without the help of others: she had seen to it personally that permission was granted

2. in one's own opinion: personally, I think it's overrated

3. as if referring to oneself: yes, he was rather rude but it's not worth taking it personally

4. as a person: I don't like him personally, but he's fine to work with

Thesaurus

Adv.	1.	personally - as yourself; "speaking personally, I would not want to go"
	2.	personally - as a person; "he is personally repulsive"
	3.	personally - in a personal way; "he took her comments personally" impersonally - without warmth; "he treated his patients impersonally"
	4.	personally - in the flesh; without involving anyone else; "I went there personally"; "he appeared in person" in person
	5.	personally - concerning the speaker; "personally, I find him stupid"

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personally

adverb 1. in your opinion, for yourself, in your book, for your part, from your own viewpoint, in your own view

adverb 2. by yourself, alone, independently, solely, on your own, in person, in the flesh

adverb 3. individually, specially, subjectively, individualistically

adverb 4. privately, in private, off the record

Translations

personally [ˈpəːsnəlɪ] adv → personalmente

personally [ˈpəːsnəlɪ] person adv → personnellement;

to take sth personally → se sentir visé(e) par qch

personally [ˈpəːsnəlɪ] person adv → persönlich;

to take sth personally person → etw persönlich nehmen

personally [ˈpəːsnəlɪ] adv → personalmente