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Перевод: affably

[наречие]
приветливо; учтиво

Тезаурус:

1. "You can't do that there here, I'm afraid," said Bramble affably.
2. The room was full of young men talking politics and being affably rude to each other.
3. "Yes," said Sir Robert affably to Lionel, but looking at Lily.
4. Hello, says Tony, affably, how are you?
5. Senator Sherman advanced smiling affably across the deck, still getting into his jacket.
6. "They nodded, smiled affably and walked past.
7. Between the main road and the sea are the small, cliff side resorts, first of Bid art, which has a delightful town square, very Basque, with church, pelota wall and hotels gathered affably together, and excellent beaches to walk down to; and then of Guthary, which is smaller, lower down and less of a village than Bidart, but has the better coastline.
8. He had graciously accepted an invitation to a drum at Lady Angela's luxurious house in Belgravia, nodding affably to Lovat as he acknowledged the bows and curtsies of his future subjects.
9. 'Evenin', lads," the constable said affably.
10. When he left, with his green and tomato boxes heaped on his Selected Ash, they nodded affably from behind the issue desk.
11. At Deer Park, the affably polished superintendent, David Hicks, worries out loud what five years of more equal school finance could do to his budgets.
12. Cutting back and forward furiously, Royston tries to include the complex relationship between Ruth's father and his ageing "boy", Tim (Ilarrio Bisi-Pedro); as well as a portrait of Gumede, a freedom fighter on the verge of lunacy - excellently played by Osei Bentil; and an analysis of a South African police Colonel who is affably stark mad.
13. When she moaned and said, well, what did he suggest instead, Willie would affably juggle the child and two oranges, and reply with the obvious oath.