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Перевод: assuredly
[наречие]
конечно; бесспорно; несомненно
Тезаурус:
- Evil in Germany was so heinous, so unmistakable in the late 1930s, that all the world would assuredly join forces to wipe it out.
- Fail to control your work boundaries and you will assuredly be on the receiving end, like Margaret, of endless inappropriate delegation, buck passing and management by inertia.
- So, up-to-the-minute styling and first-class performance, combined with that irresistible whiff of exclusivity doesn't have to cost the earth, as these three fine examples most assuredly demonstrate.
- Assuredly some will prove more valuable, some less so, some unworkable.
- To take comfort in the simple truth about Hard Times: that however rotten things might seem at the moment, they will most assuredly seem altogether quaint fifty years from now.
- Assuredly.
- If you do, you will assuredly be severely handled at the trial and it is not unlikely your evidence will be disbelieved.
- Surprisingly Dingwall states categorically that Geschwind's theory, "while ingenious, is most assuredly incorrect"
- His rapping is assuredly excellent (and he's a rapper, right, not Bernie Clifton at the Wimbledon Playhouse), his mail-order independence is a real shot in the arm, some of his homespun original prankster rhymes are refreshing, and the sheer ebullient power of his music can knock you flat.
- The quotations were accurate but one sensed within Aumann's text an underlying idea: not just that Palestine was empty of people - which it assuredly was not - but that perhaps those people who did live there somehow did not deserve to do so; that they were too slovenly to use modern irrigation methods or to plant trees or to build brick houses.
- The Standard commentary column enthused again about the benefits that would accrue to the town; "people of means and leisure will take up residence in the district; it has long been said that Henley needed further attractions and the present move is assuredly one in the right direction".
- Coleridge and Sara began their married life more conventionally, and within a few days he was writing in enraptured terms to Tom Poole from their "comfortable Cot" in Clevedon: "the prospect around us is perhaps more various than any in the kingdom - Mine Eye gluttonizes. - The Sea - the distant Islands! the opposite Coasts! - I shall assuredly write Rhymes - let the nine Muses prevent it, if they can."
- Assuredly the verdict of the Fool upon King Lear has come home to us:
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