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Перевод: amply

[наречие]
вполне достаточно; обильно; подробно; пространно

Тезаурус:

1. His industry and skill were again amply demonstrated and he was soon appointed captain.
2. Many CAB workers feel that these objectives amply cover all clients including ethnic minorities and lesbians and gays.
3. Loss of effectiveness in a shock US is amply demonstrated, for instance by the loss of the CR that occurs with prolonged training.
4. De Beauvoir's life is of course amply documented in her auto-biographical writings.
5. He succeeded amply in Labour's main objective of defeating the Alliance as the main alternative to the Conservatives.
6. I came to understand fully about making biscuits and if you make things right you have a chance of selling them - as the Japanese have amply demonstrated.
7. The folds of this pinafore fell amply from a short yoke, and beneath it she wore a succession of woollen jumpers.
8. His sketching speed was amply illustrated at our meeting: at the request of The Independent photographer for a cartoon to be positioned against a picture of him, within seconds a huge Asterix bounced off a sheet of paper.
9. This deep interest was amply reflected in the fact that no fewer than a dozen Argentine railway companies were British-owned.
10. Generous sponsorship was amply justified: William Bartram Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida , with charming illustrations, was published in Philadelphia, London and Dublin.
11. An analysis of Ricardou's theoretical rhetoric, accompanied by readings of the later fiction of Robbe-Grillet and Simon, would amply support the proposition that a "change of dominant" in favour of a postmodern aesthetic had occurred.
12. Today gives Mr Kinnock his chance, not to be serious about wanting to win - he has amply proven that - but to say why he deserves to win.
13. The problem which arose over finding the right dress for Miss Humby's appearance has been amply described in Ada McGeer's book of personal memoirs which she has entitled "Oh Call Back Yesterday, Bid Time Return", wherein she describes fully her frantic but successful efforts to secure Miss Humby's dress from a Vancouver shop.