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Перевод: openly

[наречие]
открыто; публично; откровенно; начистоту

Тезаурус:

1. Both sides were spying on each other quite openly in the course of which many aggressive situations had occurred with loss of spy aircraft and their crews.
2. It was the time when many stars started to come out of the political closet and openly voiced their support for one candidate or another.
3. The Edinburgh Review (Oct. 1807) was openly abusive: "If the printing of such trash as this be not felt as an insult on the public taste, we are afraid it cannot be insulted."
4. This is the view - not always openly expressed, but there in the background - that has produced a deeply established sense of women as both inferior and dangerous.
5. But there are plenty of instances of priests living openly with their wives.
6. We were talking openly and freely, swopping stories, experiences, weight losses, problems with the diet, and troubles with the doctors.
7. For once the cliche that racegoers wept openly was all too true, but these were tears of real sadness - though it was hardly fair to "blame" her conqueror, who had won the race in dour style (and afterwards took the Jockey Club Cup from his sole opponent Achilles before ending his racing career unplaced in the Prix du Conseil Municipal).
8. The head needs openly to celebrate successes with sincerity and to enthuse about efforts made, to be lavish with praise for other people's efforts.
9. Certainly Russia has openly intervened with military force to control its satellites like Hungary and Czechoslovakia when it thought they were stepping out of line and also supported the introduction of martial law in Poland to curb industrial unrest.
10. Many conservative leaders were openly hostile to it.
11. The provisional movement is divided on the issue of capitalism but, for the time at least, has an openly declared policy of achieving an island-wide socialist republic by the combined means of violence and the democratic process.
12. Indeed, it's pretty openly referred to around No 10 as the Ednaisation Process.
13. The Christian town of Zahle, which had been under siege by leftist militias, was now open to visitors and traffic, the Syrians cooperating openly with the local Phalangist defenders.