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Перевод: heartily

[наречие]
сердечно; усердно; искренне; охотно; очень; сильно

Тезаурус:

1. I have already mentioned my contempt for those who don't say hello on hills, so as this soul was alone I prepared to greet him or her heartily.
2. Little wonder then that the Forest system was heartily detested by all classes of the king's subjects, and that from the twelfth century onward a bitter and determined struggle was carried on between Crown and people for its abolition.
3. Vigo laughed heartily but his wife's face remained grave.
4. Two of the three moved off as he arrived, with unconvincing references to waiting papers, but Bruce Davidson stood his ground, enquiring heartily how Francesca was and had she been helpful?
5. Hall's devotion to America became a byword and in the 1880s he was called "an American preacher" although one listener added, "though allusions to things American are frequent in the sermons he is heartily English in thought and speech".
6. As big Mary pulled heartily at the pleated rope of the bell, a loud murmur of voices and footsteps sounded along the road west.
7. And when she finished, he said, again very heartily, "Oh, well, we can show you one or two other brands equal to the Excepcionales, at least in my opinion.
8. Pearce laughs heartily at the recollection.
9. There was not a poet's emotion which we did not heartily believe ourselves to share, evoked by the poem but not imitated from it.
10. Heartily do we wish it well; and to you, as one of its greatest celebrities, allow me to offer my hearty good wishes and earnest prayers that you may long live to witness its triumphs in all that appertains to the well-being of mankind.
11. The Centre for Policy on Ageing campaigned heartily about this, arguing that this ancient, centuries-old right, steeped in Anglo-Saxon tradition, should not be denied a quarter of the nation's adult citizenry.
12. I HEARTILY agree with Paul Johnson.
13. While I agree heartily with Cameron McNeish's praise of the Scottish Mountaineering Club volume "The Corbetts" (May issue, p.58), I feel constrained to point out that Stac Pollaidh and Suilven are not Corbetts, as he records.