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Detailed Translations for practically from English to French

practically:


Translation Matrix for practically:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- much
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
pour ainsi dire almost; nearly; practically; virtually almost; as it were; forthwith; meaning; nearly; so to say; so to speak; well-nigh
presque almost; nearly; practically; virtually about; almost; before long; first thing; forthwith; immediately; instantly; nearly; presently; shortly; soon; well-nigh
à peu près almost; nearly; practically; virtually about; almost; approximately; around; forthwith; globular; nearly; roughly; round; something like; well-nigh

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Related Definitions for "practically":

  1. (degree adverb used before a noun phrase) for all practical purposes but not completely1
    • practically everything in Hinduism is the manifestation of a god1
  2. in a practical manner1
    • practically orientated institutions such as business schools1
    • a brilliant man but so practically inept that he needed help to cross the road safely1
  3. almost; nearly1
    • practically the first thing I saw when I got off the train1
    • he was practically the only guest at the party1
    • there was practically no garden at all1

Wiktionary Translations for practically:

practically
adverb
  1. In practice, in effect
practically

practically form of practical:


Translation Matrix for practical:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
commode box; cabinet; closet; commode; cupboard; cupboard with shelves; dresser
pratique doctor's practice; experience; performance; practice; practise; routine; skill; study; training
- lab
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- hard-nosed; hardheaded; pragmatic; virtual
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aisé practical bold; candid; easily; easy; effortless; fighting fit; flourishing; frank; free; freely; healthy; in good health; moneyed; not difficult; not hard; prosperous; rich; rosy cheeked; rosy cheeked & bushy tailed; simple; thriving; unabashed; uninhibited; wealthy; well; well-of; well-off; well-to-do
aisément practical adept; bold; by far; candid; easily; easy; effortless; frank; free; freely; not difficult; not hard; promptly; readily; simple; unabashed; uninhibited
appliqué applied; practical administered; arduous; enforced; implemented; industrious; sewed on; stitched up; zealous
commode practical comfortable; easily; easy; effortless; free; freely; not difficult; not hard; simple; useful
commodément practical comfortable; easily; easy; effortless; free; freely; not difficult; not hard; simple
concret in practice; practical available; bright; clear; clear-cut; concrete; distinct; existing; extant; graphic; tangible; touchable
dans la pratique in practice; practical in actual practice; in real terms
de façon pratique applied; practical
en pratique in practice; practical
pratique applied; in practice; practical easily; easy; effortless; not difficult; not hard; serviceable; simple; usable; useful
utile applied; practical appropriate; handy; significant; useful

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Related Definitions for "practical":

  1. having or put to a practical purpose or use1
    • practical mathematics1
    • practical applications of calculus1
  2. concerned with actual use or practice1
    • he is a very practical person1
    • the idea had no practical application1
    • a practical knowledge of Japanese1
    • woodworking is a practical art1
  3. guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory1
    • completely practical in his approach to business1
  4. being actually such in almost every respect1
    • a practical failure1

Wiktionary Translations for practical:

practical
adjective
  1. Qui ne s’arrêter pas à la simple spéculation, qui tendre, qui conduire à l’action, qui s’occuper de l’application.
  2. véritable, effectif, vrai, sans fiction ni figure.