p pa pb pc pd pe pf pg ph pi pk pl pm pn po pp pr ps pt pu pv pw px py

Перевод: possibly

[наречие]
возможно; может быть; по возможности

Тезаурус:

1. The Abbot of Battle, John Hammond, took an annual pension of 100, worth possibly 10,000 in our currency, almost tax-free to boot, and settled in the town where he died in the later 1540s.
2. Possibly.
3. Both Parties appear to wish to maintain the current level of spending in relation to other government expenditure and possibly to sever Education from the Ministry of Culture.
4. Reinvoicing activity is rather different, providing a stopping off point that holds itself out as the origin in communication with the customer (or possibly the tax authorities of the customer's territory).
5. Possibly the only answer is to grey up my hair and start a new post-modern clothing movement, modelling myself rigorously on Hilda Ogden, complete with a fawn cardigan and a flowered pinny and curlers.
6. Or possibly Center Parcs had not quite got the hand of hiring out the proper equipment - certainly you need the jack and the balls but you should also be able to hire an old man in a beret to watch, otherwise the game cannot possibly feel authentic.
7. Bloomsbury House, asked to contribute 35 towards books, told her she was too late that term (it was November) and that she might possibly get a small emergency grant for the summer term (six months ahead) if she still needed it.
8. Who could possibly object?
9. A shoal of small bream that runs into many hundreds will cover a lot of lake bed, possibly as much as fifty yards.
10. The attractions of Dworkin's thesis can possibly be explained by this need for a new unitary formulation of legal theory - the irony, of course, is that Dworkin shares with other approaches this simplified view of today's society.
11. "Possibly, but try and avoid unfortunate words, old chap.
12. The question has to be raised, however, whether such an unlikely marriage of opposite ideals has worked, or could possibly work.
13. Possibly because of this, he was not very popular with many fellow officers, although favoured by some of the more capable officers who appreciated his professionalism.