buoyantly dans le dictionnaire italien Oxford-Paravia

Traductions de buoyantly dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

buoyantly [GB ˈbɔɪəntli, Am ˈbɔɪəntli, ˈbujəntli] ADV

1. buoyantly (cheerfully):

buoyantly speak

allegramente

buoyantly walk

a passo spedito

2. buoyantly (lightly):

buoyantly rise, float

lievemente

Traductions de buoyantly dans le dictionnaire italien»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

a passo spedito

buoyantly, at a cracking pace

camminare spedito

to walk quickly or buoyantly

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Less dense than the surrounding solid rock, the magma rises buoyantly through structurally weak zones and ultimately erupts as lava onto the ocean floor to form volcanoes.

www.mnn.com

Luscious jazz guitar flows buoyantly beneath.

time.com

It was only one of the thousands of seas that the lifeboat had ridden buoyantly during the morning.

en.wikipedia.org

There's something about the heavy tropical air that lets a fragrance skip buoyantly to your nose over great distances.

blogs.crikey.com.au

The profit-for-nothing sector of the economy (law, accounting, finance) will continue to grow buoyantly.

www.businessinsider.com

This scene buoyantly embodies the play's wild and apparently spontaneous blend of history and invention, realism and fantasy, laughter and pain.

news.nationalpost.com

While a few members exhibited their skills on stage, acting and crooning away, the others buoyantly manoeuvred behind-the-scenes -- culling props, setting the stage and even ticketing.

www.thehindu.com

Between one-third and one-half of the oil in the ocean comes from naturally occurring seeps such as the seafloor springs, where oil leak and rise buoyantly from oil-laden sediments.

www.thehindu.com

The 11-foot craft disappeared behind a bowl-shaped splash before bouncing buoyantly against safety netting.

www.dailymail.co.uk

That made you believe, too, since she was telling the truth, and buoyantly anticipating an election.

www.thestar.com