How is the word bruscamente translated from Spanish to English

De repente y sin previo aviso.

Suddenly and without warning.

adverb
English translation
Abruptly

Examples with “bruscamente”

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  • Ella dejó la reunión bruscamente. She left the meeting abruptly.

  • Él dejó la reunión de repente sin decir una palabra. He left the meeting abruptly without saying a word.

  • La música se detuvo bruscamente en medio de la canción. The music stopped abruptly in the middle of the song.

  • ¿Cambió de opinión de repente sobre el proyecto? Did she change her mind abruptly on the project?

  • ¿Por qué terminó la llamada tan bruscamente? Why did the call end so abruptly?

  • De repente, las luces se apagaron durante la presentación. Abruptly, the lights went out during the presentation.

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FAQ about “bruscamente”

How is “bruscamente” translated from Spanish?
“bruscamente” translates into English as “Abruptly”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “bruscamente” mean?
Meaning of “bruscamente”: De repente y sin previo aviso. In English — “Abruptly”.
What part of speech is “bruscamente”?
“bruscamente” is an adverb.
Where can I see examples with “bruscamente”?
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