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1. adv звонко, отчётливоmountains clearly delineated on the horizon — горы, отчётливо вырисовывающиеся на горизонте
2. adv отчётливо, ясно3. adv понятно, ясноto understand clearly — ясно понимать; конечно
Синонимический ряд:1. exactly (adj.) exactly; just; precisely; smack2. apparently (other) apparently; certainly; completely; conspicuously; definitely; distinctly; entirely; evidently; manifestly; obviously; openhandedly; palpably; patently; plainly; straightforwardly; surely; unmistakably3. emptily (other) barely; emptily; starkly; vacantly; vacuously4. fairly (other) cloudlessly; fairly; finely; pleasantly; sunnily5. lucidly (other) limpidly; lucidly; luminously; pellucidly; perspicuously; translucently; transparently; unambiguously; unequivocally -
122 conspicuously
adv видимо; ясно; заметноСинонимический ряд:1. clearly (other) apparently; at first sight; clearly; distinctly; evidently; indubitably; manifestly; openhandedly; palpably; patently; plainly; seemingly; straightforwardly; unambiguously; unequivocally; unmistakably2. noticeably (other) arrestingly; markedly; noticeably; obviously; outstandingly; pointedly; prominently; remarkably; saliently; sensationally; signally; strikingly -
123 distinctly
1. adv отчётливо, ясно2. adv ясно, недвусмысленно3. adv разг. определённо, заметно, несомненноСинонимический ряд:1. clearly (other) apparently; clearly; conspicuously; evidently; manifestly; obviously; openhandedly; palpably; patently; plainly; precisely; sharply; straightforwardly; surely; unambiguously; unequivocally; unmistakably2. differently (other) alone; differently; discretely; diversely; independently; separately; severally; variously -
124 manifestly
adv явно, очевидноСинонимический ряд:clearly (other) apparently; clearly; conspicuously; distinctly; evidently; obviously; openhandedly; palpably; patently; plainly; straightforwardly; unambiguously; unequivocally; unmistakably; visibly -
125 officially
1. adv официально2. adv формально; бюрократическиСинонимический ряд:1. authorised (other) approved; authorised; authoritative; authoritatively; authorized; certified; cleared; endorsed; sanctioned2. formally (other) according to form; as prescribed; ceremoniously; conventionally; customarily; formally; in an established manner; in set form; suitably3. ostensibly (other) apparently; evidently; ostensibly; outwardly; professedly; seemingly -
126 ostensibly
adv якобы; по видимостиostensibly studying his history — делая вид, что занимается историей
Синонимический ряд:apparently (other) apparently; evidently; officially; on the face of it; outwardly; palpably; professedly; seemingly; superficially; to the eye; visibly -
127 outwardly
1. adv наружу, вовне2. adv внешне; снаружи, на видСинонимический ряд:1. externally (adj.) apparently; externally; in appearance; on the surface; superficially2. apparently (other) apparently; evidently; officially; on the face of it; ostensibly; palpably; professedly; seemingly; to the eye; visibly -
128 palpably
Синонимический ряд:1. apparently (other) apparently; on the face of it; ostensibly; outwardly; seemingly; to the eye; visibly2. clearly (other) clearly; conspicuously; distinctly; evidently; manifestly; obviously; openhandedly; patently; plainly; straightforwardly; unambiguously; unequivocally; unmistakably3. perceptibly (other) appreciably; discernibly; observably; perceptibly; sensibly; tangibly
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evidently — adverb 1 (sentence adverb) used when saying that something seems likely, based on the information that you have: Evidently she s been bullied at work and is very unhappy. 2 (+ adj/adv) in a way that is very easy to see and understand: Mary was… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English