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Перевод: virtually

[наречие]
фактически; поистине; в сущности

Тезаурус:

1. Across the River Plate in Uruguay, the great Central Station in Montevideo, built in 1897 and designed by a Uruguayan architect, Luis Andreoni, virtually marked the coming-of-age of the country.
2. This is not as objectionable though as the host of descriptions which virtually conceal the identity of the product and refer to it by any of a number of lurid, dramatic or pseudo scientific titles which bear little if any relationship to function.
3. Since 1960 Kubrick has virtually disowned the film, claiming that he was not given enough creative control.
4. Indeed virtually the only thing now missing is the short ballet sequence.
5. The Barnbow factory made shells, and Chapman became virtually its manager-in-chief, with some thirty sub-managers under him.
6. Which brings us to camp, considered by some to be the essence of the homosexual sensibility, by others, both within and without gay culture, as virtually the opposite: the quintessence of an alienated, inadequate sensibility (above, Chapter 3).
7. But Prudential finance director Michael Lawrence says that the bids put in by all the firms on the tender shortlist were "virtually all of an allness on fees".
8. The LOGO disc they produce for Apple is virtually uncopyable.
9. He's taught many a Clubrep to ski and with only a very few exceptions, he can virtually guarantee to get you up and around the bay first time.
10. For both reasons, there was either virtually no official concern about soil erosion or a reaction against enforced policies which were firmly linked to the colonial regime.
11. Then there is the cost: cellphone equipment is virtually given away with crisp packets and the running cost is only fractionally greater.
12. One objective of this paper will be to transcend these human nature-based caricatures by examining the psycho-social dynamics of individualism and autonomy in Semai society, a society which is, in fact, virtually free of violence.
13. It is assumed therefore that virtually all children will travel along broadly the same curricular path in English, but that some will move more quickly, and further, than others; and some may be around the level 1 attainments for the whole of their school careers.