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Перевод: solemnly

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Тезаурус:

1. Placing his office Bible on the negotiating table, he said solemnly: The President strongly believes in the words of the Holy Book as do you.
2. John of Salisbury tells us that a new custom had arisen in his time that on the day on which a young man was to be girded with the belt of knighthood he went solemnly to church, laid his sword on the altar, and offered himself and his service to God.
3. As a physical presence, Lanegan is oddly compelling for a man who clings solemnly to the mic stand throughout, breaking off only occasionally to reach for a glass or perform his quaint little bop routine at the outset of "Nearly Lost You", another gast-flabbering newie.
4. "All that happens in the play is based on fact," Janes pledges solemnly in the programme notes.
5. Like a Presbyterian version of Judge Dredd, the association's assistant-secretary, Ernie Walker, solemnly placed a black cap on his head and passed sentence.
6. "We must go," said Idris solemnly.
7. Dead bishops and local martyrs received public commemoration by the whole community: this is where the real, large family came solemnly alive.
8. This is particularly so in the last dance, when the Bride and Groom are watched by all as they solemnly walk together through the doorway into their room.
9. STUDENTS carrying their luggage and books queued solemnly as they waited for lifts home yesterday morning, a day after the University of Zimbabwe had been shut down indefinitely.
10. But it has never since been debated as solemnly, as urgently or as hysterically as it was in the 1950s.
11. Whereupon the music solemnly changes to the traditional Easter hymn of rejoicing, "At the Gate", as the Tsarevich and his Bride are crowned king and queen.
12. Henry Calverley, a friend of the family, asked for the arrow to use as a trophy and it was given to him on condition he solemnly promised not to reveal its origin.
13. Donald silenced them as he sang the first line, rather solemnly, in a rich baritone: