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41 rigidly
1. adv жёстко, твёрдо2. adv неподвижно3. adv строго, сурово4. adv непреклонно5. adv косноСинонимический ряд:1. immovably (adj.) firmly; fixedly; heavily; immovably; resolutely; solidly; soundly; stiffly; strongly2. inflexibly (other) adamantly; doggedly; inexorably; inflexibly; obdurately; relentlessly; steadfastly; stiffly; stubbornly; uncompromisingly; unyieldingly3. rigorously (other) rigorously; strictly; stringently -
42 soundly
1. adv обоснованно, серьёзно; умело, хорошо2. adv беспробудно, крепко3. adv совершенно, полностьюthey were soundly defeated — они потерпели полное поражение, они были разбиты наголову
Синонимический ряд:1. immovably (adj.) firmly; fixedly; heavily; immovably; resolutely; rigidly; solidly; stiffly; strongly2. authoritatively (other) authoritatively; canonically3. entirely (other) entirely; flawlessly; perfectly4. firmly (other) firmly; securely; solidly; stably; steadily; unshakeably5. healthily (other) fitly; healthily; rightly; sanely; wholesomely6. rationally (other) consequently; intelligently; logically; rationally; reasonably; sensibly7. validly (other) cogently; convincingly; satisfactorily; satisfyingly; validly -
43 stiffly
adv холодно; чопорно, натянутоto answer stiffly — холодно ответить; отвечать неохотно
Синонимический ряд:1. immovably (adj.) firmly; fixedly; heavily; immovably; resolutely; rigidly; solidly; soundly; strongly2. excessively (other) dizzily; excessively; exorbitantly; extravagantly; extremely; immoderately; inordinately; steeply; supernaturally; unconscionably3. inflexibly (other) inflexibly; rigidly4. intoxicatedly (other) blindly; disguisedly; drunkenly; intoxicatedly; sloppily; tightly; wetly5. obstinately (other) bullheadedly; deafly; hardheadedly; intractably; intransigently; mulishly; obstinately; pertinaciously; perversely; pigheadedly; refractorily; stubbornly; toughly; willfully6. woodenly (other) woodenly -
44 strongly
1. сильно2. настоятельноСинонимический ряд:1. immovably (adj.) firmly; fixedly; heavily; immovably; resolutely; rigidly; solidly; soundly; stiffly2. hard (other) energetically; forcefully; forcibly; hard; hardly; might and main; mightily; powerfully; vigorously -
45 бесстрастно
General subject: dead-pan, dispassionately, frigidly, in a clinical fashion, phlegmatically, nonchalantly, unemotionally, immovably -
46 невозмутимо
1) General subject: coolly, in a detached way, serenely, tranquilly, imperturbably, immovably2) Colloquial: cool -
47 незыблемо
1) General subject: immovably2) Tourism: unshakeably -
48 неколебимо
General subject: immovably -
49 неподвижно
1) General subject: at pause, fixedly, like a log (как бревно), rigidly, still-house, stock-still, tranquilly, still2) Mechanics: immovably3) Automation: in a stable manner -
50 непоколебимо
General subject: steadfastly, immovably -
51 непреклонно
1) General subject: inexorably, obdurately, rigidly, immovably2) Makarov: with determination -
52 стойко
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53 ביציבות
adv. stably; steadily; firmly, solidly, durably, immovably, indissolubly, steadfastly -
54 בלי נוע
still, motionlessly, immovably -
55 בנחישות
adv. determinedly, undauntedly, immovably, inflexibly, intently, manfully, wilfully, willfully -
56 בקביעות
adv. regularly, constantly; permanently, abidingly, immovably, invariably, steadfastly -
57 ללא תנועה
motionlessly, immovably, quiescently -
58 tisti
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] tisti[English Word] firmly[Part of Speech] adverb[Swahili Example] simama tisti------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] tisti[English Word] immovably[Part of Speech] adverb------------------------------------------------------------ -
59 unbeweglich
Adj. immobile; (bewegungslos) motionless; fig. rigid; unbewegliche Sachen immovables; ( geistig) unbeweglich sein be inflexible; Gut 1* * *fast; immobile; unbudging; irremovable; immovable* * *ụn|be|weg|lich1. adjohne Auto ist man ziemlich unbeweglich — you're not very mobile or you can't get around much without a car
2) (= bewegungslos) motionless2. advunbeweglich dastehen/daliegen — to stand/lie there motionless or without moving
* * *1) (impossible to move: an immovable object.) immovable2) (not able to move or be moved: His leg was put in plaster and he was immobile for several weeks.) immobile* * *un·be·weg·lich[ˈʊnbɛve:klɪç]\unbeweglicher Preis rigid price\unbewegliche Sachen (Immobilien) immovables\unbewegliches Vermögen immovable property* * *2) (starr) immovable, fixed <part, joint, etc.>3) (nicht mobil) immobile* * *unbewegliche Sachen immovables;* * *2) (starr) immovable, fixed <part, joint, etc.>3) (nicht mobil) immobile* * *adj.attached adj.immobile adj.immovable adj.inflexible adj.irremovable adj.unbudging adj.unmovable adj. adv.immovably adv.steadfastly adv. -
60 unverrückbar befestigen
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См. также в других словарях:
Immovably — Im*mov a*bly, adv. In an immovable manner. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
immovably — immovable (also immoveable) ► ADJECTIVE 1) not able to be moved or changed. 2) Law (of property) consisting of land, buildings, or other permanent items. DERIVATIVES immovability noun immovably adverb … English terms dictionary
immovably — adverb so as to be incapable of moving the mountains brooded immovably above the river • Derived from adjective: ↑immovable … Useful english dictionary
immovably — adverb see immovable I … New Collegiate Dictionary
immovably — See immovability. * * * … Universalium
immovably — adverb In an immovable manner … Wiktionary
immovably — adv. fixedly, firmly; unchangeably, unalterably; inflexibly, in an unyielding manner … English contemporary dictionary
immovably — im·movably … English syllables
immovably — See: immovable … English dictionary
acrodont — 1. adjective having teeth immovably united to the top of the alveolar ridge 2. noun One of a group of lizards having the teeth immovably united to the top of the alveolar ridge … Wiktionary
hidebound — [16] The term hidebound was originally applied to cattle so emaciated that their skin (or hide) was dry and stiff and clung closely to their bones. The idea of being trapped immovably inside one’s skin had led by the early 17th century to the… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins