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Перевод: noticeably

[наречие]
заметно; значительно

Тезаурус:

1. The tyre tread does not protrude beyond the wheel arch, but the side wall does noticeably.
2. But as the decade advanced, guilt noticeably wore off.
3. Noticeably, Graves's 1927 review of Malinowski and Rivers is immediately followed by a review written by Eliot and dealing exclusively with Christian books.
4. In fields next to a river, the furrows are noticeably at right angles to the stream, although in some other places, where no obvious drainage benefit was gained, ridge and furrow seem to have been simply a by-product of the normal way of ploughing.
5. Understandable maybe, but noticeably lacking in warmth.
6. The German African stations were noticeably grander than their British counterparts.
7. Giulini's view of both works has broadened noticeably since his 1965 Decca recording of these Symphonies was made, and for some listeners these performances will seem impossibly flabby and sentimental.
8. The vines surround the village on all sides, but those grown on the highest slopes, on either side of the D10 to the west of Ambonnay, are by far the most successful; on the plain, either side of the D9, the vineyards are noticeably inferior.
9. The impact of the third programme initiated by the EDC, the African Social Studies Programme, is noticeably slighter than in the two other areas.
10. However, the alignment, as a pentad, is noticeably short - only 9-;5 cm from cross to mound.
11. Transparent red is the other colour option but both of ours are finished in a glossy three-tone sunburst, the Signature beautifully and the JD acceptably; indeed the JD's body is noticeably un-flat.
12. When 4 years later the US fleet was ordered to stop making sets on dolphins once they had exceeded the annual kill quota, catch rates of tuna were not in fact noticeably affected.
13. But the trend in the motor industry at large has been in quite the opposite direction to the Chapman philosophy; cars have not become lighter over the years but noticeably heavier and more complex.