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Перевод: outright

[прилагательное]
прямой; открытый; совершенный; полный;
[наречие]
сразу; открыто; раз и навсегда; прямо; совершенно; до конца; вполне; наповал

Тезаурус:

1. When he is challenged he lays the blame, like his father, at God's door, but with a new and terrible cynicism and with an outright lie.
2. There was no need to ban surfing outright.
3. As its performance continue to improve, we expect to see growing private sector interest in purchasing it outright.
4. Some had been killed outright by flying shrapnel, others had been badly wounded and had died slowly.
5. The Prime Minister may be almost as contemptuous of her wetter supporters as of outright opponents - the "hard core" of enemies any leader, especially a "conviction politician", must acquire in nearly 15 years of leadership.
6. Resistance of this kind was to keep the authorities extremely nervous throughout 1922, and one has the sense from the enormous detail of the Smolensk Archive that fear of outright revolt and even counter-revolution was ever present in the local Party's thoughts.
7. Nearly three-quarters of voters, 71 per cent, expect no party to win an outright majority.
8. Her activities were at first regarded with suspicion by headmistresses of local schools, so, to placate those who did not outright forbid their pupils to attend, she described her lessons as rhythmic exercises to music.
9. It never exactly whistles while it works - if anything, it wheezes in its upper reaches - but its torquey character and outright power endow the Sierra with a fleet turn of foot, particularly in the lower gears.
10. From reluctant acceptance, the village mood was rapidly transformed into outright hostility.
11. The Bank's sales of Ecus for pounds were intended to shore up the pound against the mark, without resorting to outright sales of the German currency.
12. A nanny who is unhappy with her work will never tell you outright.
13. The idea that the SLD exists to replace Labour carries little conviction, and so he had to bow to those of his followers who advocate an outright anti-Thatcher stance.