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Перевод: completely

[наречие]
совершенно; полностью; безраздельно; вполне; всецело; сполна; дочиста; дотла; вконец; вдрызг

Тезаурус:

1. I'd be a lot happier if I could disentangle myself from What I've already done and create songs from a completely fresh perspective."
2. So, just before his seventeenth birthday, a thin, gangly boy, but (as Lionel Luyt remarked) completely unselfconscious, with a nose still red from his operation, John Cranko began to work full-time at ballet.
3. The baby may appear completely normal at birth or may be born with signs similar to those of adult secondary syphilis.
4. But though certain extremely powerful individuals - like Kraus and his mother - enslave him, it is people, "ordinary" folk who are to him completely extraordinary, who free him from the greatest enchanter of them all - books.
5. The execution, however, and this is typical of the 17th century Dutch masters, is more minute; and the composition, completely determined by a diagonal, is stricter than that of the English painters.
6. If you think books don't change people, just look at Changez, because undreamed-of possibilities in the sex line suddenly occurred to him, a man recently married and completely celibate who saw Britain as we saw Sweden: as the goldmine of sexual opportunity.
7. "Completely gone.
8. Leaving aside personal choice, compatibility and so on, can I introduce fish into the aquarium when it is ready and matured and add the invertebrates at a later date, or will it be necessary to completely re-stock the aquarium, thus getting rid of the fish which are already in-situ?
9. Time Out publisher Tony Elliott, who is chairman of the TV Listings Campaign lobby group, says: "We ended with a decision which was very favourable to us - about 1,000 a year for Time Out - and we know it's unrealistic for us to complain, although a large number of publishers believe this information should be completely free."
10. Microstratigraphy is the study of the sediments in which the bones occur; to the extent that the bones are themselves modified by sedimentary processes, it is an integral part of the taphonomic process, but when the bones come from a completely separate source from the sediments there may be little interaction.
11. By September 1915 the tone of her writing in The New Age had changed completely.
12. "However, if the circumstances arose, we would change our roles and my husband is completely competent at sewing things on or doing the ironing.
13. I was overlooked repeatedly, to such an extent that I became completely disgusted.