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Перевод: similarly

[наречие]
подобным образом; так же

Тезаурус:

1. Similarly, players can be genuinely frightened of their own weapons, which are of course purely "defensive".
2. Similarly, Arthur Ashe, together with Nick Bollettieri, has his own scheme running in Newark, a city where the black mayor in residence is a tennis buff.
3. Similarly Ashkenazi (1975) reports parents being successful at teaching five young children to sit on the lavatory within five days at home by offering toys and sweets as rewards.
4. Independently, eight similarly high-profile, equally frustrated male actors formed into the Posse, whose own sketch-show Armed And Dangerous packed out London's Theatre Royal Stratford East.
5. Similarly in the north of England men like Harry Weatherley, until recently the Baptist Union's Yorkshire Association's Missioner, see as one of their goals the planting of churches before the end of the millennium.
6. It may therefore be expected that the solutions obtained may be related to known cylindrically symmetric solutions, or to stationary axisymmetric solutions, which similarly have a pair of Killing vectors.
7. Similarly the wife of a Yorkshire brassworker could never forgive her parents for handing her over to be brought up by her retired grandparents, who had come to live nearby after their glassworks business had failed.
8. If you like the similarly "philosophical" Courtney Pine, you'll like Julian Joseph.
9. Similarly, institutional membership of the London Library affords access to a collection of rare works in literature and the humanities.)
10. The professional look impressed her, and she decided immediately to get her own team similarly kitted out.
11. This is a good spot to take in the surroundings and admire the view out over the valley, not least because the jutting roof above, taken by a similarly graded (HVS 4c, 5a), but more intimidating direct variation, prevents much of a sight of what's to come and, equally atmospheric, what's just been!
12. Irish Catholics in Glasgow grew up in a similarly hostile environment.
13. Similarly, the trebuchet could lob the lifeless carcass of a horse (or more often a human corpse) over the walls, to add to the disease already raging within.