Inglés - Húngaro

dramatically

gb/dɹəmˈætɪkli/ us/dɹəmˈætɪkli/
B2 Inglés
jelentősen, drámaian, színpadiasan, teátrálisan, drámai módon
B2
1
Patrón de uso:
[something] increases/decreases/changes [dramatically]
Sales increased dramatically after the new product launch.
Az eladások jelentősen nőttek az új termék bevezetése után.
The number of errors dropped dramatically once the bug was fixed.
A hibák száma jelentősen csökkent, amint kijavították a programhibát.
Her mood improved dramatically over the weekend.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
My English got dramatically better this year.
Az angolom idén jelentősen javult.
Prices fell dramatically last month.
Az árak jelentősen csökkentek a múlt hónapban.
Error frecuente:
Often confused with drastically; dramatically can mean a big change without implying extreme measures or harsh effects.
Significado
by a large amount
Colocaciones
increase dramatically |decrease dramatically |fall dramatically |rise dramatically |drop dramatically |improve dramatically |reduce dramatically |grow dramatically |change dramatically |decline dramatically
Sinónimos
significantly (More neutral and common in formal writing; less vivid.) | sharply (Often suggests a steep change, especially up/down.) | substantially (More formal; emphasizes size rather than impact.)
Antónimos
slightly (Indicates only a small amount of change.) | marginally (Very small change, often in data or results.)
Temas
daily_life |business |news |describing_change
Definición

A lot; very much.

To a very great degree or by a large amount, especially in a way that is easy to notice.

B2
2
Patrón de uso:
[something] changes/shift(s) [dramatically] (overnight/in minutes)
The weather changed dramatically within an hour.
Az időjárás egy órán belül drámaian megváltozott.
The conversation shifted dramatically when she mentioned the lawsuit.
A beszélgetés drámaian más irányt vett, amikor megemlítette a pert.
The situation worsened dramatically after the power went out.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
The plan changed dramatically after the meeting.
A terv a megbeszélés után drámaian megváltozott.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes use dramatically when they only mean quickly; it also suggests the change is noticeable or impressive.
Significado
suddenly and strikingly
Colocaciones
change dramatically overnight |shift dramatically |turn dramatically |alter dramatically |transform dramatically |the situation changed dramatically |conditions changed dramatically |the weather changed dramatically |events unfolded dramatically |the tone changed dramatically
Sinónimos
suddenly (Focuses on speed, not necessarily impact.) | abruptly (Emphasizes suddenness, sometimes negative or unexpected.) | strikingly (Emphasizes how noticeable or impressive it is.)
Antónimos
gradually (Happening slowly over time.) | steadily (Changing slowly and consistently.)
Temas
daily_life |news |weather |describing_change
Definición

Suddenly and in an obvious way.

In a sudden, striking way that makes a strong impression, especially when something changes quickly.

C1
3
Patrón de uso:
[someone] speak(s)/gesture(s)/react(s) [dramatically]
He sighed dramatically and walked out of the room.
Színpadiasan sóhajtott, és kivonult a szobából.
She paused dramatically before revealing the winner.
Teátrálisan szünetet tartott, mielőtt kihirdette volna a győztest.
The child reacted dramatically when the toy broke.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
He spoke dramatically like an actor.
Színpadiasan beszélt, mint egy színész.
Error frecuente:
Don’t use dramatically for normal emphasis (e.g., 'I dramatically like it'); it usually implies exaggeration or theatrical behavior.
Significado
in a theatrical, emotional way
Colocaciones
speak dramatically |pause dramatically |gesture dramatically |react dramatically |sigh dramatically |declare dramatically |announce dramatically |roll (one's) eyes dramatically |dramatically throw |dramatically turn away
Sinónimos
theatrically (More direct: like an actor on stage.) | melodramatically (Suggests exaggerated emotion, often too much.) | grandly (Emphasizes a big, impressive style; less about emotion.)
Antónimos
calmly (Without strong emotion or performance.) | matter-of-factly (Plain and practical, without drama.)
Temas
communication |emotions |entertainment
Definición

In a way that looks like acting; very emotional.

In an exaggerated, theatrical, or strongly emotional way, as if performing for an audience.

C1
4
Patrón de uso:
[something] end(s)/unfold(s)/play(s) out [dramatically]
The match ended dramatically with a goal in the final seconds.
A meccs drámai módon ért véget: az utolsó másodpercekben gól született.
The trial unfolded dramatically as new evidence appeared.
A per drámai módon bontakozott ki, ahogy új bizonyítékok kerültek elő.
The film begins quietly but builds dramatically toward the end.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
The story ended dramatically.
A történet drámai módon ért véget.
Error frecuente:
This sense is about creating tension or surprise, not necessarily about a large numerical change.
Significado
with a dramatic effect
Colocaciones
end dramatically |unfold dramatically |play out dramatically |turn out dramatically |finish dramatically |escalate dramatically |climax dramatically |reveal dramatically |dramatically lit |dramatically framed
Sinónimos
spectacularly (Focuses on being impressive to watch.) | excitingly (Focuses on emotional excitement, less on surprise.) | sensationally (Often suggests attention-grabbing, sometimes media-driven.)
Antónimos
anticlimactically (Ending in a disappointing, not-exciting way.) | uneventfully (Without anything exciting happening.)
Temas
entertainment |media |storytelling
Definición

In an exciting or surprising way.

In a way that creates strong excitement, tension, or surprise, often in a story, performance, or public situation.

Gramática
Forma de diccionario
dramatically
AFI
GB/dɹəmˈætɪkli/
US/dɹəmˈætɪkli/
Sílabas y acento
dra - mat - ic - ally (4 sílabas)
Stress on 2nd syllable (mat)
Formas de la palabra
Noun
  • Base: dramatically
  • Plural: dramaticallies
Familia de palabras
Forms
dramaticallies noun
Core family
drama noun B1 dramatic adjective B1
Related words
dramatize verb dramatization noun
Negative and opposite forms
undramatic adjective undramatically adverb
Advanced or less common
dramatist noun C1 melodramatic adjective
Expresiones

change dramatically

1
/t͡ʃˈeɪnd͡ʒ dɹəmˈætɪkli/
fixed phrase

change a lot, noticeably

To become very different.

Ejemplos
  • Our plans changed dramatically after we heard the news.
  • The neighborhood has changed dramatically in the last ten years.
  • His attitude changed dramatically once he understood the problem.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • My schedule changed dramatically today.

dramatically different

1
/dɹəmˈætɪkli dˈɪfɹənt/
fixed phrase

very different from something

Not the same at all; very different.

Ejemplos
  • The new version is dramatically different from the old one.
  • Her life looks dramatically different now that she works remotely.
  • The two proposals are dramatically different in cost and risk.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • This phone is dramatically different from my old phone.

dramatically opposed

1
/dɹəmˈætɪkli əpˈoʊzd/
fixed phrase formal

strongly contrasting or conflicting

Very different and not agreeing.

Ejemplos
  • Their views on immigration are dramatically opposed.
  • The company’s short-term goals are dramatically opposed to its stated mission.
  • The two witnesses offered dramatically opposed accounts of what happened.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • Their opinions are dramatically opposed.

rise dramatically

1
/ɹˈaɪz dɹəmˈætɪkli/
fixed phrase

increase quickly by a lot

To go up a lot.

Ejemplos
  • House prices rose dramatically during the boom.
  • Temperatures rose dramatically by midday.
  • Costs can rise dramatically if you miss the deadline.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • The price rose dramatically.

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