prodigiously

/pɹoʊˈdɪdʒɪsɫi/ adv

In a prodigious manner; astonishingly, enormously, impressively, wonderfully.

Word Origin Prodigiously comes from prodigious, which originally meant 'like a prodigy' — something extraordinary, ominous, or monstrous. Latin prodigium meant a portent or omen, something that foretold events. The word prodigy (a marvel) is from the same root. So prodigiously means 'in an amazingly huge or impressive manner,' as if it's a sign from the gods.

adv In a prodigious manner; astonishingly, enormously, impressively, wonderfully.

The young pianist performed prodigiously, astonishing the entire audience.

(副词) 惊人地;巨大地

这位年轻钢琴家表现出色,令全场观众惊叹不已。

(adverbio) prodigiosamente; asombrosamente; enormemente; de manera extraordinaria [De manera prodigiosa; asombrosamente, enormemente, impresionantemente, de manera maravillosa.]

El joven pianista tocó prodigiosamente, asombrando a toda la audiencia.

(adverbe) prodigieusement; extraordinairement; étonnamment; formidablement; extraordinairement [De manière prodigieuse ; de façon étonnante, extraordinaire ou impressionnante.]

Le jeune pianiste a joué de manière prodigieuse, stupéfiant toute l'audience.

(Adverb) erstaunlich; gewaltig; überwältigend [**prodigios** *Adverb* – In außergewöhnlicher, beeindruckender oder erstaunlicher Weise; überaus großartig.]

Der junge Pianist spielte **prodigios** und begeisterte das gesamte Publikum.

(副詞) 驚異的に、素晴らしく、桁外れに。

その若いピアニストは驚異的な演奏を披露し、聴衆全体を驚かせた。

(advérbio) prodigiosamente; assombrosamente; enormemente; impressionantemente; maravilhosamente [De maneira prodigiosa; assombrosamente, enormemente, impressionantemente, maravilhosamente.]

O jovem pianista se apresentou prodigiosamente, surpreendendo toda a plateia.

Word parts: prodig + ious + ly

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