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Перевод: hopefully

[наречие]
с надеждой

Тезаурус:

1. Hopefully the IRB will make sure this time that a commercial agent is appointed who can take advantage of their enormous opportunities now on offer.
2. Dr Tipler argues - hopefully, but un-convincingly - that a natural tendency towards altruism will ensure that this resurrection is pleasant: heavenly, rather than infernal.
3. Near Death Experience Hopefully simply a band name, not a prediction.
4. Hopefully there won't be any problems, but I'm not asking the promoter Wilfred Sauerland to take any extra precautions.
5. First, it referred to the ability of a worker to move about within a workshop - hopefully from process to process - a mobility bestowed by "knowledge" of different processes which in turn involved familiarity with the tools of the trade and the necessary skill to use them.
6. "Well, hopefully my future will be as a band unit with this singer, Kali.
7. As for the girl, it gives her the opportunity to start again and, hopefully, refrain from future transgression."
8. Dave's rhythm work has got his name written all over it, and hopefully I've got my signature on all my solos too.
9. Several pieces published nationally in recent months have commented on the "discjunkie" / "discophile" / "recordophile" and hopefully I have some of their characteristics: "respectable" / "intelligent" / "almost always male" / "almost always over 30" / "looks like a solid member of the professional classes" / "knows a thing or two about wine" / "videos obscure foreign films on Channel 4" etc.
10. And hopefully - not stamped Hong Kong .
11. This is quicker and easier to use when you first begin to dig the hole down towards your ferret and, hopefully, the rabbits.
12. After meeting the Soviet culture minister, and the musical director of the Bolshoi opera, Mr Palmer set off for a cellar club-cum-recording studio and gallery to hear a folk singer break the musical mould and, hopefully, erase the memory of the song ("I Belong To")
13. "This can't go on much longer," the Poles hopefully assured the Germans.