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Перевод: advisedly

[наречие]
обдуманно; намеренно

Тезаурус:

1. Increased life expectancy has brought with it a major burden (the word is here used advisedly) and responsibility in the care of those in an advanced state of mental and physical decline.
2. Revenue "personnel" (and I use the term "personnel" advisedly, for they can't be real people, can they?) suddenly finding themselves victims of a money-is-the-only thing-that-matters approach to life.
3. In order to break the boredom of hanging around hotels sipping soft drinks- Torino had advisedly banned Law and Baker from drinking alcohol in public-the three men took off in Baker's Alfa Romeo sports car.
4. I used the words "an abuse of his powers" advisedly.
5. There are several systemics to choose from, but advisedly you should go for one that is compatible with systemic fungicides which you will no doubt need to apply and which we shall be discussing shortly.
6. So it was advisedly that the terms of reference excluded the public sector.
7. Indeed, as experimental psychology of animals evolves from simple behaviourism - the simple response experiments of Skinner - to the more complex information-theory of positive science, it becomes ever clearer that the minds of animals - and I use the word advisedly, meaning their capacity to reason from stored information - are extremely complex, and this imposes a greater responsibility on us.
8. The competition was, alas, horrific, as they had ill- advisedly placed themselves in a predominantly female quarter of the hall, where few boys were bold enough to venture.
9. Advisedly or otherwise, the Regent Douglas was doing as he had part-proposed.
10. Of course such behaviour won't wash, and I use the word advisedly, if the neighbour happens to be a colleague.
11. The word "appears" is used advisedly because, although computers have been used to show that the equation does not work for values of n up to several thousand, no one has yet been able to prove for certain that there is no number n greater than 2 for which suitable values of x, y and z cannot be slotted in to produce a valid equation.
12. I say "apparent" advisedly.
13. The term is used advisedly, for I have never encountered a feminine trencherperson whose curves could easily expand to accommodate a second helping.