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Перевод: recklessly

[наречие]
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Тезаурус:

1. Third, why are there two separate offences of causing serious injury - with intent, or recklessly - when the two mental states are combined in a single offence for mere injury?
2. She stopped at an off-licence and recklessly bought pink champagne.
3. Henry VIII's doctors, for instance, were convinced that the King's venereal disease was due to Cardinal Wolsey recklessly whispering in one of the Royal ears.
4. Suddenly Jinny was furiously, recklessly angry.
5. But, as a risk to safety taken recklessly, the offence deserves a penalty which places it above many intentional offences against property.
6. "Alleluia!" said Francis, and sparkled like a tinsel waterfall, got Jay laughing and wondering recklessly why she'd ever bothered with the bloody woman.
7. At the Ecu de France, Charles behaved a little recklessly and ordered a second bottle of wine, which surprised Clarissa.
8. On the facts before it, which concerned a death from a lorry shedding its load, the court held that the police were wrong to arrest for manslaughter the person whom they thought had been driving the truck: there was a wide gap between a suspicion that somebody was driving a truck, and a suspicion that they were driving it recklessly.
9. to scatter recklessly
10. Curfews are broken, drinks are tanned, discos are dismantled, golden opportunities are recklessly squandered, and matches are won and lost with a callous disregard for the nation and its emotional stability.
11. When Hamza was old, he went recklessly into battle with.
12. The Committee proposed three major offences in the field between attempted murder and common assault: causing serious injury with intent to cause serious injury; causing serious injury recklessly; and causing injury either with intent or recklessly.
13. There had been an inquest and the coroner had dwelt with what the family considered unnecessary emphasis on the theft of the car and the woman's motives for driving recklessly about the countryside at the dead of night.