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Перевод: precisely

[наречие]
точно; именно; в точности; совершенно верно

Тезаурус:

1. At precisely two thirty on that fateful Saturday, two sinewy dykes climbed into an old-fashioned rowing boat in a small Dublin harbour and began their arduous row towards the Forty Foot and victory.
2. The last thing Champagne required was a plentiful harvest, but that was precisely what it got with the bumper crop of 1934.
3. Now close your eyes and try to visualize that object in your mind, seeing it in precisely the same detail as before.
4. Those which have are reaping impressive rewards simply by identifying precisely the services or products customers want; looking at their most lucrative areas; finding out what clients really value; and establishing what would make them move to a competing hotel.
5. There Tyndale wrote to urge him to avoid any discussion of the Sacraments, but he failed to take this advice and was convicted as a heretic precisely on this question and was burned.
6. Such a reader is likely to define his Englishness as precisely that which continental Europe is not.
7. I'm sorry, Henry, but I have written a paper, which I'm planning to send to Tom Haines, which more or less says precisely this.
8. And our dilemma is that this is precisely what we do with it.
9. When he reached maturity, we would be in a position to know precisely which of his behavioral patterns he had inherited and which he had learned.
10. In fact, every Stewart king between 1424 and 1542 was able to make his presence felt abroad precisely because he could impose it so effectively at home.
11. Indeed, to continue with Ortner's words, "the distinctiveness of culture rests precisely on the fact that it can under most circumstances transcend natural conditions and turn them to its purpose.
12. Exact Nature! which designs and makes both plants and animals so carefully - each animal with precisely the amount and type of intelligence it needs to survive - and then squanders them so carelessly.
13. "A picture is worth a thousand words" precisely because it is a part of a complex, usually unconscious, web of references.