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Detailed Translations for casually from English to Spanish

casually:

casually adv

  1. casually (casual; loosely; passing; in passing)
    de pasada; de paso

Translation Matrix for casually:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- nonchalantly
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
de pasada casual; casually; in passing; loosely; passing
de paso casual; casually; in passing; loosely; passing brief; cursory; fast

Related Words for "casually":


Synonyms for "casually":

  • nonchalantly

Related Definitions for "casually":

  1. in an unconcerned manner1
    • glanced casually at the headlines1
  2. not methodically or according to plan1
    • he dealt with his course work casually1

casual:

casual adj

  1. casual (informal)
    informal; casual
  2. casual (playful; light-hearted)
    frívolo; fresco; alegre; relajado; despreocupado
  3. casual (loosely; casually; passing; in passing)
    de pasada; de paso
  4. casual (perishing; evanescent; transient; )
    perecedero; pasajero; transitorio

Translation Matrix for casual:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fresco chilliness; cold; coldness; cool; coolness; fault; fresco; immorality; sin; vice
pasajero occupant; passenger; traveler; traveller
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- chance; cursory; daily; effortless; everyday; fooling; free-and-easy; insouciant; nonchalant; occasional; passing; perfunctory
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alegre casual; light-hearted; playful agile; agitated; amusing; animated; aroused; as pleased as punch; attentive; bright; brisk; buoyant; busily engaged; bustling; busy; cheerful; clear; colored; colorful; coloured; colourful; contented; delighted; dependable; eager; eagre; enchanted; engaged; enthusiastic; excited; felicitous; festive; flighty; flippant; florid; fluttered; fond of laughing; frivolous; full of joy; fullfilled; funny; gay; given to laughter; glad; good natured; good-humored; good-humoured; good-tempered; gratifying; happy; heated; high-coloured; high-spirited; in good spirits; in high spirits; jolly; joyful; joyous; light-hearted; lively; memorable; merry; mystified; neat; occupied; passionate; pleasant; pleased; reliable; safe; satiated; satisfied; shallow; spell bound; sprightly; sunny; tidy; tied up; trusted; trustworthy; under enchantment; upbeat; vibrant
casual casual; informal accidental; unforeseen
de pasada casual; casually; in passing; loosely; passing
de paso casual; casually; in passing; loosely; passing brief; cursory; fast
despreocupado casual; light-hearted; playful airy; careless; cool; dry-eyed; fresh; impassive; light-hearted; nonchalant; unaffected; unmoved
fresco casual; light-hearted; playful airy; arrogant; audacious; chilli; chilly; clammy; cold; cold and damp; cool; cooled; cooling; coolly; early youth; freezing; fresh; freshly-baked; frosty; frozen; ill-mannered; impertinent; impudent; insolent; little fresh; new; overbearing; presumptuous; sanguine; shameless; somewhat cold; tender age; unspoiled; untainted; youthfully immature
frívolo casual; light-hearted; playful cursory; flighty; flippant; foolhardy; frivolous; gay; inconsiderate; light; light-headed; light-hearted; overconfident; perfunctory; rash; reckless; shallow; superficial; thoughtless
informal casual; informal careless; easy-going; familiar; nonchalant; off the record; on familiar terms with; semi-official; unconfirmed; unofficial; unsubstantiated; unsupported
pasajero brief; casual; close; current; cursory; empty; evanescent; fleeting; informal; momentary; null; of short duration; passing; perfunctory; perishing; short; superficial; temporary; transient; transitory; volatile brief; cursory; fast; temporal
perecedero brief; casual; close; current; cursory; empty; evanescent; fleeting; informal; momentary; null; of short duration; passing; perfunctory; perishing; short; superficial; temporary; transient; transitory; volatile
relajado casual; light-hearted; playful eased; relaxed; released; slackened
transitorio brief; casual; close; current; cursory; empty; evanescent; fleeting; informal; momentary; null; of short duration; passing; perfunctory; perishing; short; superficial; temporary; transient; transitory; volatile for now; in the near future; in the time coming; temporal

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Synonyms for "casual":


Related Definitions for "casual":

  1. hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough1
    • a casual (or cursory) inspection failed to reveal the house's structural flaws1
  2. marked by blithe unconcern1
    • an ability to interest casual students1
    • showed a casual disregard for cold weather1
  3. not showing effort or strain1
    • a difficult feat performed with casual mastery1
  4. appropriate for ordinary or routine occasions1
    • casual clothes1
  5. natural and unstudied1
    • using their Christian names in a casual way1
  6. characterized by a feeling of irresponsibility1
    • a broken back is nothing to be casual about; it is no fooling matter1
  7. occurring or appearing or singled out by chance1
    • seek help from casual passers-by1
    • a casual meeting1
  8. without or seeming to be without plan or method; offhand1
    • a casual remark1
    • information collected by casual methods and in their spare time1
  9. occurring from time to time1
    • casual employment1
    • a casual correspondence with a former teacher1

Wiktionary Translations for casual:

casual
adjective
  1. designed for informal use
  2. employed irregularly
  3. happening by chance
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• casual → negligente; descuidado ↔ nonchalant — achteloos, onbekommerd
• casual → coloquial ↔ salopp — ungezwungen, locker, etwaige Formen nicht beachtend
• casual → indiferente ↔ indifférent — Qui ne présente en soi aucune cause de détermination, aucun motif de préférence.

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