ideally

ideally
adverb
ideal

ideally, the work should be finished in two weeks — im Idealfalle od. idealerweise sollte die Arbeit in zwei Wochen abgeschlossen sein

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adverb
1) (perfectly: He is ideally suited to this job.) ideal
2) (under perfect conditions: Ideally, we should check this again, but we haven't enough time.) idealerweise
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ideal·ly
[aɪˈdɪəli, AM -ˈdi:ə-]
adv inv
1. (best scenario) idealerweise
\ideally, I'd like to live in the country am liebsten würde ich auf dem Land wohnen
2. (perfectly) genau richtig
our guest house is \ideally located for ... unser Gästehaus ist idealer Ausgangspunkt für ...
as a couple, they're \ideally matched die beiden sind wie geschaffen für einander
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[aI'dIəlɪ]
adv
1) (introducing sentence) idealerweise, im Idealfall
2) (= perfectly) suited, placed, situated, located ideal

they were ideally suited — sie passten ideal zusammen

I'm not ideally placed to give you advice — ich bin nicht gerade der Richtige/die Richtige, um dir Ratschläge zu geben

the hotel is ideally located — das Hotel liegt ideal

I'm ideally situated in this neighbourhood — diese Gegend liegt für mich ideal

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ideally [aıˈdıəlı] adv
1. ideal
2. idealerweise, im Idealfall
3. ideell
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adverb
ideal

ideally, the work should be finished in two weeks — im Idealfalle od. idealerweise sollte die Arbeit in zwei Wochen abgeschlossen sein

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adv.
ideell adv.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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