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Перевод: adequately

[наречие]
достаточно; удовлетворительно; соответственно; адекватно; компетентно

Тезаурус:

1. There may be numerous opportunities for health teaching in the course of a nurse/patient relationship; on the other hand, the patient/client may be coping adequately, and therein lies a skilled nursing judgement knowing when to withdraw.
2. Are the roof tank, the "balance" tank and the plumbing adequately insulated?
3. This is still true when he says that some of the respondents lacked the emotional maturity to respond adequately to poetry.
4. As we are about to see, Darwin's use of Herbert Spencer's resounding phrase "survival of the fittest", does not actually represent the nature of the process adequately and over-emphasizes part of it.
5. (Sometimes people drift off and dream up indicators which don't adequately tie in with the end result.)
6. Rural children in the North could not follow it adequately.
7. I would suggest that your readers check their policies and ensure that they have written confirmation that their precious machines are adequately insured.
8. (5) While the words "adequacy of such arrangements" in paragraph 19 included the concept that the commercial organisation should be efficiently run and provide cover by adequately qualified doctors, their correct interpretation was adequacy in the sense of its compatability with the continuance of the basic obligations of a doctor to his patients.
9. Dread of the event may mean that you fail to prepare and rehearse adequately.
10. If she is very apprehensive about how she is going to manage her role in society as a woman on her own, you could remind her of something she has probably completely forgotten: that she coped with life quite adequately as a single woman, before she met her husband, so there is no reason to suppose that she cannot do so again, and possibly even better now because of the love they shared and her greater maturity.
11. It could open doors for older people too, but the foundations for changing attitudes have not been adequately laid.
12. Something you learn all too quickly working on a magazine like Guitarist is that some things are difficult to adequately describe.
13. In another series of cases the Court has condemned national laws which require undertakings which are licensed to carry out particular activities in one member state having to obtain a second licence to provide the same services in another member state where the licensing requirements in the first member state adequately safeguard all necessary requirements for the protection of the public interest.