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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > veiledly
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[ʹveıldlı] advзамаскированно, завуалированно, косвенно; туманно, неясно -
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['veɪldlɪ]Общая лексика: завуалированно, замаскированно, косвенно, неясно, туманно -
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в вуали, чадре, покрывалезамаскированно, завуалированно, косвенно; туманно, неяснохрипло, глухоАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > veiledly
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advзамасковано; нишком; туманно, неясно* * *adv.замасковано, завуальовано; мрячно, неясно -
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adv.замасковано, завуальовано; мрячно, неясно -
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(0) завуалированно; замаскированно; косвенно; неясно; туманно* * *в вуали, чадре, покрывале* * *1) в вуали 2) замаскированно, завуалированно 3) хрипло, глухо (о голосе) -
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['veɪldlɪ]нареч.1) в вуали, чадре, покрывале2) замаскированно, завуалированно, косвенно; туманно, неясно3) хрипло, глухо ( о голосе) -
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adv замаскированно, завуалированно, косвенно; туманно, неясно -
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General subject: veiledly -
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1) General subject: by implication, by indirection, circumstantially, implicitly, indirectly, intermediately, marginally, obliquely, tangentially, veiledly, slantingdicularly, slantindicularly, by interaction3) Psychology: circumstantiality, collaterally -
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2) Advertising: in vague terms3) Makarov: dimly, in a Pickwickian language, in a Pickwickian sense, out of thin air -
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üstüörtülü danışmaq – speak veiledly; beat around the bush -
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"1. indirectly, veiledly; by implication. 2. tacitly. 3. implicitly."
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Lauris Edmond — Lauris Dorothy Edmond (April 2, 1924 January 28, 2000) was a New Zealand poet and writer. Born in Hawke s Bay, she survived the 1931 Napier earthquake as a child. Trained as a teacher, Edmond raised a family before publishing the poetry she had… … Wikipedia
-edly — 1. The suffix occurs in a number of familiar words such as advisedly, allegedly, assuredly, deservedly, and unreservedly, of which some date back to the 14c but most date from the 17c to 19c. In a lengthy article, Fowler (1926) listed these along … Modern English usage
