muy

/ˈmui/, [ˈmui̯]

very

Adverb muy

Examples

Soy muy feliz.

I'm very happy.

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Tom estaba muy complacido con los resultados.

Tom was very pleased with the results.

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Tengo una reunión muy importante.

I have a very important meeting.

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Él se siente muy feliz.

He feels very happy.

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Será una ocasión muy importante.

It'll be a big occasion.

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Esta caja es muy pesada, así que no puedo transportarla.

This box is very heavy, so I can't carry it.

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Creo que mi francés no es muy bueno.

I think my French isn't very good.

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Mi casa es muy fría.

My house is very cold.

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Quemar la vela por ambos extremos la reduce a cera muy deprisa - igual que un mujeriego que tuviese una mujer atractiva en cada brazo.

Burning the candle at both ends reduces the candle to wax in a hurry - just like a playboy having a pretty girl on each arm.

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Me golpeé muy fuerte la cabeza contra la pared.

I hit my head hard against the wall.

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