tremendously

tre·men·dous  (tr-mnds)

adj.

1.

a. Extremely large in amount, extent, or degree; enormous: a tremendous task. See Synonyms at enormous.

b. Informal Marvelous; wonderful: had a tremendous time at the theater last night.

2. Capable of making one tremble; terrible.

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[From Latin tremendus, gerundive of tremere, to tremble.]

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tre·mendous·ly adv.

tre·mendous·ness n.

Thesaurus

Adv.

1.

tremendously - extremely; "he was enormously popular" enormously, hugely, staggeringly

Translations

tremendously [trəˈmendəslɪ] ADV [exciting, important, useful, satisfying] → tremendamente, enormemente; [improve, vary, help] → enormemente, muchísimo
he was tremendously helpful → nos ayudó enormemente or muchísimo

tremendously [trəˈmɛndəsli] adv

[enjoy, appreciate] → énormément
I enjoyed it tremendously
BUT Cela m'a énormément plu.

[difficult, good] → formidablement
They played tremendously well → Ils ont joué formidablement bien.

tremendously

adv → sehr; fat, tall, long etc also → enorm; relieved, upset, grateful, dangerous also → ungeheuer, äußerst; pretty also → äußerst; intelligent, difficult also → enorm, äußerst; it was tremendously good → es war einfach prima or umwerfend gut or sagenhaft (inf); they enjoyed themselves tremendously → sie haben sich prächtig or prima or ausgezeichnet amüsiert (inf)

tremendously [trəˈmɛndəslɪ] adv → incredibilmente
he enjoyed it tremendously → gli è piaciuto da morire

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tremendously [trəˈmɛndəslɪ] adv → incredibilmente
he enjoyed it tremendously → gli è piaciuto da morire