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WAY adverb (EMPHASIS)

👉'Way': used to emphasize degree or separation, especially in space or time:
👉'Way': se usa para enfatizar el grado o la separación, especialmente en el espacio o el tiempo:
👉'Way': usado para enfatizar grau ou separação, especialmente no espaço ou no tempo:

Examples:

→ After the third lap, she was behind the other runners. 
➤ More emphasis: After the third lap, she was way behind the other runners. 
➤ Después de la tercera vuelta, estaba muy por detrás de las otras corredoras.
➤ Após a terceira volta, ela ficou bem atrás dos outros corredores.

→ She spends too much money on clothes.
➤ More emphasis: She spends way too much money on clothes.
➤ Ella gasta demasiado dinero con ropa.
➤ Ela gasta muito dinheiro com roupas.

→ What do you do too much?
➤ More emphasis: What do you do way too much?
➤ ¿Qué haces demasiado?
➤ O que você faz muito?

→ I've been spending too much time on this project.
➤ More emphasis: I've been spending way too much time on this project.
➤ He pasado demasiado tiempo en este proyecto.
➤ Estou gastando muito tempo neste projeto.

→  
➤ More emphasis: It's way too much time away from home.
➤ Es demasiado tiempo fuera de casa.
➤ É muito tempo longe de casa.

→ It's been too long since I last saw you. 
➤ More emphasis: It's been way too long since I last saw you. 
➤ Ha pasado demasiado tiempo desde la última vez que te vi.
➤ Já passou muito tempo desde a última vez que te vi.

→ We've been too busy.
➤ More emphasis: We've been way too busy.
➤ Hemos estado demasiado ocupados.
➤ Estamos muito ocupados.







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