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Перевод: wonderfully

[наречие]
чудно; чудесно

Тезаурус:

1. Beatrice had a wonderfully fluent French-flavoured pen and captured the frenetic quality of their life together in those first few months of the war.
2. The novel itself foregoes many such touches which aren't quite true because they betray a teasing Svidrigailov-like zest, or, if you prefer, counterzest; just as, on the secondary plane, Lebyadkin's reply to the man who tells him to stop getting drunk is wonderfully funny but wrong.
3. The immediacy of the D-18 transfers wonderfully to strumming; it's big and it's grand, but the brightness and the zinginess mean it's best played with a modicum of right-arm restraint.
4. Although called a chapel, the building is more like a cathedral in scale, with its awe-inspiring and lofty interior terminating in a remarkable fan vault, the largest in the world, and its wonderfully delicate detailing belying its weight of almost 2000 tonnes.
5. The F-Plan will provide you with a wonderfully easy formula for boosting your intake to between 35g and 50g of fibre a day - at least twice most people's normal consumption - without sacrificing any pleasure in meals.
6. Her dialogue has a wonderfully polished lustre that recalls Wilde and Firbank.
7. To see what you cannot hear, particularly consonant sounds, improves speech reception wonderfully.
8. Most of all they were marvellously responsive to any sign of talent or ability and were wonderfully generous in the pains they took to foster it
9. Duping everyone who comes to their absent master's door, Jonathan Hyde and David Bradley (as Face and Subtle) act wonderfully as partners in crime abetted by Joanne Pearce as Doll Common, their tarty sidekick.
10. Tibetans are wonderfully tolerant and forgiving.
11. Well, as the pollsters discovered last week, people are wonderfully, maddeningly more complicated than that.
12. Bellagio has a wonderfully friendly atmosphere.
13. This double characterisation was made more hilarious at the first performances when the bossy one was danced by Helpmann, and later the taller MacMillan, with wonderfully extended dvelopps , and the shyer one by Ashton with dainty attempts to be correct at all costs.