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hu·man·ly
(hyo͞o′mən-lē)adv.
1. In a human way.
2. Within the scope of human means, capabilities, or powers: not humanly possible.
3. According to human experience or knowledge: Humanly speaking, the recession was not severe.
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humanly
(ˈhjuːmənlɪ)adv
1. by human powers or means
2. in a human or humane manner
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hu•man•ly
(ˈhyu mən li; often ˈyu-)adv.
1. in the manner of human beings: humanly resistant to change.
2. with regard to human needs or concerns; humanely: to deal humanly with the homeless.
3. within the limits of human capability: Is it humanly possible to know the future?
4. from or according to the viewpoint of humankind.
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بصورةٍ إنْسانِيَّه
lidský
menneskeligt
emberileg
mannlega
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insancıl ölçülerde
humanly
[ˈhjuːmənlɪ] ADV → humanamenteto do everything humanly possible → hacer todo lo humanamente posible
as quickly/well as is humanly possible → tan deprisa/bien como sea humanamente posible
as far as is humanly possible → dentro de lo humanamente posible
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humanly
[ˈhjuːmənli] advas much as humanly possible → autant qu'il est humainement possible de le faire
as soon as is humanly possible → aussi rapidement qu'il est humainement possible de le faire
to do everything humanly possible → faire tout ce qui est humainement possiblehuman nature n → nature f humaine
It's human nature to worry → C'est dans la nature humaine de s'inquiéter.
Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005
humanly
adv → menschlich; humanly comprehensible → für den Menschen verständlich; the humanly constructed world → die vom Menschen gebaute Welt; as far as humanly possible → soweit es überhaupt möglich ist, soweit überhaupt möglich; as safe as humanly possible → so sicher wie überhaupt möglich; to do all that is or everything humanly possible → alles Menschenmögliche tun
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Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995
human
(ˈhjuːmən) adjective of, natural to, concerning, or belonging to, mankind. human nature; The dog was so clever that he seemed almost human.
noun a person. Humans are not as different from animals as we might think.
ˈhumanly adverb within human power. If it is humanly possible, he will do it.
human being a person. Animals may behave like that, but human beings shouldn't.
human resources noun the abilities and skills of people (used to refer to the benefit derived from them).
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