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Перевод: predominantly

[наречие]
преимущественно

Тезаурус:

1. This predominantly optimistic view is further enhanced by Rutter et al who were prepared to identify five key areas which were associated with good schools and suggest.ways in which each area can be developed to promote positive behaviour and improved attainment levels.
2. It's predominantly young guys, tattooed, with their shirts off.
3. The grasses selected for medium leys are predominantly Italian and perennial rye-grasses with small amounts of timothy, cocksfoot and meadow fescue.
4. Trying to present that impossible chimera, "a balanced view", the series in fact reflected the existing power relations in the industry by showing predominantly White, Western, heterosexual films, but clearly an effort was made to complete the picture with some lesbian films and with work (especially documentaries and shorts) from outside the familiar Eurocentric tradition.
5. The Tsar presides over an assembly made up predominantly of landowners, seen here standing at a respectful distance, and leading members of the Church's hierarchy, seated at the front
6. Second, Northampton was predominantly a rugby centre.
7. Each person is predominantly left-brained or right-brained (although the ideal is to achieve a perfect balance).
8. The island has always been predominantly Roman Catholic, ever since the days of the first settlers, and it is still so today.
9. First, they said, by splitting the country into ten cantons - three predominantly Muslim, three predominantly Croat, three predominantly Serb, with the capital, Sarajevo, neutral - it would sustain the fiction of the state of Bosnia Hercegovina.
10. Indeed, the Consumer Credit Association (representing predominantly weekly collection small credit traders and moneylenders) told us that their members may turn down about half of all the applications they get.
11. This study provided us with an opportunity to identify some of the myths that predominantly unskilled workers hold about life in their work environment.
12. St Nicholas Cathedral at the corner of our square is a great deep cavern of dusky toned Baroque, the light upheld by the dark shadows which flow in elegant curliques and whisps around the ornate ceiling, along pillars and walls emblazoned with the richness of colour that only an intensely, at times intellectually, emotional and predominantly Catholic country could produce.
13. In predominantly rural areas these discrepancies are most marked, reflecting a low social valuation of education for girls.