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Перевод: unwillingly

[наречие]
неохотно; против желания

Тезаурус:

1. He had slowly, and unwillingly, come to feel the necessity of believing in an Absolute.
2. But now she was being drawn, as it were unwillingly, into his world which although intellectual - abstract, even - was, she was discovering, informed by deep, profound passion.
3. And so, however unwillingly, and before I return to the dark-haired girl in the coffee bar, I feel obliged to describe now an almost incredible tale about my former friend Robert.
4. She then, most unwillingly, asked her sole surviving relative - her uncle-in-law, Arpad, for a loan.
5. The development of the service for the diagnosis and treatment of the sexually transmitted diseases in Great Britain stems largely from the efforts of one man, Colonel L. W. Harrison, who, somewhat unwillingly, was posted to a Guards Regiment Hospital in Rochester Row, London, in 1909 as pathologist.
6. Fiona agreed unwillingly, "Yes, he would have left his keys.
7. His last customer took the smile with him as he unwillingly left the warm room and limped back with chattering teeth to the unwelcoming flat at the top of the stone stairs.
8. So may be his successor who, custom dictates, should be dragged unwillingly to the Speaker's chair when Parliament resumes on April 27.
9. RECENTLY I have been dragged, most unwillingly, into a ludicrous debate about whether hi-fi systems sound better if the room, records and electronics have been treated with coloured inks to convert the adverse effects of the gravitational field of the Earth into beneficial effects.
10. The flashy gear turned you, however unwillingly, into a sort of pied piper of Western materialism.
11. In the long darker evenings, school and home life brought together (however unwillingly at first) the complementary joys of reading and the learning of languages, which led in late adolescence to a much-praised gift for descriptive writing based on his explorations and observations of the natural world.
12. It resulted in a widely read book "Unwillingly to School."
13. While the Wordsworths began to explore a landscape which seemed, in Dorothy's opinion, to contain everything she could want, Coleridge remained very unwillingly at home.