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Перевод: chiefly

[наречие]
главным образом; особенно

Тезаурус:

1. Before the election, these had chiefly comprised Patten, Woodward, Saatchi, Andrew Lansley, head of the research department and Steve Hilton, the 22-year-old campaign coordinator.
2. He untangles his father's early life - tangled chiefly by Brynner himself who always told interviewers a different story - from Switzerland to the farthest reaches of Russia and then to Paris as a teenager in the Thirties, where he joined a Romany gypsy troupe.
3. But, he adds, the problem is not acute because Quorn is aimed chiefly at a "mainstream" market - carnivores who want to try healthier eating, rather than "pure" vegetarians.
4. Calumny was inevitable, though Shelley seems to have been chiefly interested in working the feelings of a lively adolescent up to febrile hysteria.
5. The small producer will be drawn into a socialised enterprise, not by means of non-economic coercion, but chiefly by the economic advantages which will provide him with a tractor, electric light bulbs, agricultural machinery and so on.
6. From 1950 until 1970, however, most American firms borrowed chiefly from banks.
7. The citation reads: "Today, the Murdoch tabloid, has distinguished itself chiefly by its self-description throughout 1989 as "Newspaper of the Year".
8. Christmas was eagerly awaited for, but the day itself meant chiefly watching for the postman, disappointment, chapel, a heavy dinner and crackers, some squabbling comparisons of our presents, tea supper
9. Eliot's Waste Land that "in England it was treated chiefly with indignation or contempt", whereas in America The Dial had awarded the author its annual prize of 2,000.
10. Literature on the subject has chiefly been critical; for example, in a special review of the world press in 1973, The Times of London had this to say about the African press in what was a uniformly gloomy and disapproving report:
11. The original shareholders were chiefly entrepreneurs who had set up their own firms during the previous half century, such as Cornelius Vanderbilt, John Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie.
12. The agency chiefly concerned with neighbourhood liaison was the City Planning Office, which employed a number of community planners responsible for consulting with their allocation of neighbourhood groups.
13. Some shortages were inevitable; among them was a dearth of "brylcream" (a term used for any pomade) used chiefly by women to make their hair glisten.