English - Hungarian

tremendously

gb/tɹɪmˈɛndəsli/ us/tɹɪmˈɛndəsli/
C1 English
rendkívül, sokat, jelentősen
C1
1
Usage pattern:
tremendously + [adjective/adverb]
It’s tremendously important to back up your files regularly.
Rendkívül fontos, hogy rendszeresen biztonsági mentést készíts a fájljaidról.
She was tremendously relieved when she heard the news.
Rendkívül megkönnyebbült, amikor meghallotta a hírt.
The mountain road becomes tremendously dangerous in winter.
Learner examples
This test is tremendously hard.
Ez a teszt rendkívül nehéz.
I am tremendously happy today.
Ma rendkívül boldog vagyok.
Common mistake:
Often used before adjectives/adverbs ("tremendously important"); with some nouns you may need a different structure (e.g., "a tremendous amount" rather than "tremendously money").
Meaning
to a very great degree
Collocations
tremendously important |tremendously popular |tremendously difficult |tremendously successful |tremendously proud |tremendously grateful |tremendously excited |tremendously powerful |tremendously expensive |tremendously valuable
Synonyms
extremely (More neutral and common; less emphatic in tone.) | immensely (Often sounds more formal and strongly positive.) | hugely (More informal and conversational.)
Antonyms
slightly (Indicates only a small degree.) | moderately (Indicates a medium degree, not extreme.)
Themes
intensifiers |evaluation
Definition

Very; extremely.

To a very great extent; extremely.

C1
2
Usage pattern:
[something] + [helps/improves/increases/grows] tremendously
Your advice helped tremendously during my first week at the job.
A tanácsod sokat segített az első munkahetem során.
After the update, the app’s performance improved tremendously.
A frissítés után az alkalmazás teljesítménye jelentősen javult.
Demand for electric cars has grown tremendously in the last decade.
Learner examples
This medicine helped tremendously.
Ez a gyógyszer sokat segített.
My English has improved tremendously.
Az angolom sokat javult.
Common mistake:
Don’t confuse "tremendously" (a lot) with "tremendously well" (very well).
Meaning
by a large amount
Collocations
help tremendously |improve tremendously |increase tremendously |grow tremendously |change tremendously |benefit tremendously |contribute tremendously |expand tremendously |suffer tremendously |reduce tremendously
Synonyms
greatly (More neutral and slightly more formal.) | considerably (Often used with measurable change; more formal.) | a lot (Much more informal.)
Antonyms
minimally (Indicates very little change or effect.) | hardly (Indicates almost no effect.)
Themes
change |results
Definition

A lot; very much (about how much something changes or helps).

By a large amount or to a large extent, especially when describing how much something helps, changes, improves, or affects something.

Grammar
Dictionary form
tremendously
IPA
GB/tɹɪmˈɛndəsli/
US/tɹɪmˈɛndəsli/
Syllables & stress
tre - mend - ously (3 syllables)
Stress on 2nd syllable (mend)
Word forms
Noun
  • Base: tremendously
  • Plural: tremendouslies
Expressions

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