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Перевод: prosaically

[наречие]
прозаично

Тезаурус:

1. More prosaically, the sandpaper cover (which, like the Jorn/Debord text Mmoires of 1959, is meant to damage your other books) was donated by English Abrasives and Chemicals Ltd.
2. More prosaically, the army farrier was less in demand in England than on the oft-warring Continent, and our island country was only sporadically, even if at times seriously, exposed to the ravages of epidemic disease in its animal stocks.
3. More prosaically, resistance to delegation may stem from the conviction that one is being over exploited, being asked to do considerably more work but without any increase in pay.
4. Images captured from TV, sent back from space, or more prosaically produced by a document scanner, are likely to fall into the same category.
5. As long as architecture does not express a theme prosaically or literally, then it can have a multi-dimensional and enduring value.
6. Smack-a-Mac!, from the prosaically entitled Computer Accessories That Make Fun, San Diego, is a miniature smiling toy Mac filled with soft padding.
7. Surveying these now prosaically productive acres of beet and potato, it is as hard to imagine their undrained state as if one were trying to conjure up some fabulous landscape lost beyond recall.
8. "It won't be the last time someone makes a pass at you," I said prosaically.
9. What we are surely witnessing is the effect on these people of the "divinity which doth hedge a king", which may be translated more prosaically as the persistent flattery and adulation with which kings were treated - and in France, it seems, not only kings, but their children.
10. Every windowledge was crammed with apples gleaming like rubies, vast vegetable marrows and pumpkins and, more prosaically, tinned fruit, sardines and baked beans.
11. More prosaically, it meant the end of rationing and the adoption of demand management.
12. A close relative of the morgenstern was the aptly named "holy water sprinkler", more prosaically known as the military flail.
13. More prosaically, Labour hopes to benefit from the extra pain of high mortgages and from the southern recession.