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Перевод: regally

[наречие]
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Тезаурус:

1. May was the month to see it to best advantage: azaleas spilled cascades of coral and blood-red flowers over the pathways, lilac bushes waved their plump, perfumed arms, interspersed by spiky sentinels of variegated holly, and overhead, leaning in regally protective attitudes, the magnolia trees spread a lustrous canopy of waxen, creamy blooms.
2. She let Maxim hold her hand for a moment, then swept regally past and merged herself carefully with one of the big chairs.
3. With Victoria on her knee and her head held regally erect because of the pressure of the collar, she looked like an icon of Our Lady of Famine, pictured as a spare young girl.
4. Without explaining to where they were going she walked regally from the room swinging her brief-case which, unlike a great many brief-cases on the streets of Berlin, was filled with notes and papers and not stolen goods.
5. Ben Loyal sits regally under the wing of the Munro Ben Hope in the northern quarter of the Sutherland wilderness near Tongue.
6. She held out her hand regally, her strong-boned features proud and confident.
7. The peaks if Ben Loyal, Queen of Scottish mountains, rise regally above a wild lowland landscape.
8. Braithwaite nodded regally.
9. The swan turned and paddled regally away.
10. In the north-west corner, four different birds are nesting in close company - the mute swan regally aloft on its large and bulky nest, looking down upon a coot nesting nearby in lesser estate, with two nests of great crested grebes almost awash amongst the reeds close by.
11. We found him sitting regally cross-legged on the floor, surrounded by elders chewing tobacco, their mouths rouged and swollen with betelnut juice.
12. The Buddha of suburbia nodded regally, while Eva looked as if she wanted to cut off Fruitbat's eyelids with a pair of scissors.
13. The final three are no less enjoyable, with some fine horn playing in Nos. 10 and 12 and trumpets regally prominent in the former.