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Перевод: necessarily

[наречие]
обязательно; непременно; неизбежно

Тезаурус:

1. Often the shoulders are broad and although the frame is distinctly bigger than the ectomorph, there isn't necessarily any difference in the amount of fat carried.
2. These men were thoroughly anglicized, and did not necessarily run their courts differently from their British counterparts.
3. Not necessarily - the expert fishkeeper could design a system that would take the best of all possible filtration methods and effectively combine them into a very good system.
4. But violence unconnected with sex was still not caught by the Miller test, since obscenity was defined as necessarily including some "patently offensive" representation of "sexual conduct" which, being "lewd and obscene", could form "no essential part of any exposition of ideas".
5. When a bequest fails through the death of the person for whom it was intended, and does not pass under a residuary bequest, as must necessarily be the case if the bequest which falls is itself residuary, the property will be dealt with as upon an intestacy.
6. The second side-effect - and this isn't necessarily a criticism - was that I found this guitar absolutely unbearable to play unless it was as near perfectly in tune as possible.
7. This is not necessarily so: the US used roughly the same amount of energy each year from 1973 to 1985, while its gross domestic product grew by more than a third.
8. "Not necessarily.
9. The student and the clinical teacher can work as a team, though not necessarily together.
10. With a mountain upbringing, Myles Horton developed the idea of Highlander in an attempt to come to grips with the problems which were really facing the mountain people of Appalachia and the rural south, the day to day problems which these communities perceived as being obstacles to them, rather than necessarily those which planners, developers and politicians were telling them about.
11. Not necessarily close friends, but it was amazing how welcome they were in that sea of faces.
12. Transactions in shares, not necessarily at arm's length or for cash, and previous agreements with the Inland Revenue with regard to their valuation, were held to be admissible evidence in relation to the valuation of the shares.
13. On the telephone it is easier (though not necessarily easy) to be firm, to say what you might not have the courage to say face-to-face.