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gen. flat out (VLZ_58 jerg. no end (All the Tigers were no end upset. == Все "тигры" были крайне огорчены. ) gen. extremely (very • extremely kind ) ; blankly ; awfully ; amain ; spanking ; utterly ; the worst kind ; badly (to a serious or severe extent) ; densely ; sorely (badly; acutely) ; no end (Anglophile ; incredibly (Азери ; widely (ssn ; particularly (cognachennessy ; largely (cognachennessy ; very ; dooms ; ultimately (Syrira ; exceedingly (Although some detectives are also registered CSIs, this is exceedingly rare in actual life. ) ; archly (PanKotskiy ; nothing if not ; ultra- ; high ; most (linton ; like devil ; one (употребляется вместо неопределённого артикля перед прилагательными для эмоционального усиления • This is one clever boy! ) ; only (only need – крайне необходимо immortalms ; exceptionally ; capitally ; severely (cognachennessy ; extravagantly (Notburga ; enormously ; horribly ; disconcertingly (Sergei Aprelikov ; grievously ; sadly ; urgently ; essentially (She was young then, of remarkable beauty that same haunting beauty that affects a mans spirit and senses as no mere material beauty can and she was already essentially an egoist.
Тогда она была молода и замечательно красива той самой роковой красотой, которая потрясает и ум, и душу мужчин. И уже тогда она была крайне эгоцентрична. suburbian ; achingly (Putney Heath ; agonizingly (Used meaning ‘extremely' to emphasize something negative. OLD Stregoy ; shiftlessly ; mighty (Abysslooker ; terribly (suburbian ; eye-wateringly (algenserene ; rare and (VLZ_58 ; fine and (VLZ_58 ; profoundly (Natalie1103 ; deeply (Farcical at the time, and now deeply inconvenient. Abysslooker ; madly ; ever so ; ruddy ((брит.) наречие с усилительным значением • There was a ruddy great hole in the ceiling. oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com herminetate Игорь Миг monumentally amer. mondo (Anglophile ; worst kind (ssn ; as all get-out (kee46 amer., enfát. real antic. woundily ; pressingly antic., poét. sore apar. abnormally (tempomixa austral., jerg. bloody ; doggone enfát. hell of a ; desperate ; really ; thumping ; desperately ; mightily ; beastly ; dead ; wildly ("Satellites that only last five years, and are at best performance for only part of an 11-year Solar cycle, makes the current business model somewhat unfeasable, no?" "Wildly. Starlink as an ISP for Rural individuals is a loss leader. Mostly Starlink exists as a propaganda tool for Elon. Putting his name in the headspace of every user in a positive way. The catch is if you look at Starlink's NORAD tracking data." gizmodo.com ART Vancouver fig. batshit (Vadim Rouminsky ; painfully (Blackmirtl ; frightfully (I am frightfully sorry... etc.
Vadim Rouminsky humor. as a basket of chips (Bobrovska ; uber (используется перед существительными Huckaedlo idiom. in the extreme (A rather formal usage: "His response was impolite in the extreme." Liv Bliss inf. vastly ; corking ; tremendously (Andrey Truhachev ; to no end (zabic ; extra (You should be extra careful. ART Vancouver jerg. to the world ; all-fired lat. ad extremum ; ultra ; ne plus ultra (MichaelBurov lib., desaprob. egregiously makár. to the last degree ; abject (abject poverty) mat. highly ; quite ; to the utmost degree no est. almightily quím. utterly rar. bitterly (bellb1rd tec., antic. extremely gen. ultra- (He's ultra-cautious when he drives a car ) Ruso tesauro gen. историческая обл. в Словении. Ядро Крайны - земли в бассейне верховья р. Сава. В кон. 6 в. заселена славянами. С кон. 8 в. в составе государстваа франков, во 2-й пол. 10 - нач. 11 вв. в герцогстве Великого Карантания. В 1335-1918 под властью Габсбургов с перерывом в 1809-13, когда Крайна входила в Иллирийские провинции . По Рапальскому договору 1920 большая часть Крайны вошла в Королевство сербов, хорватов и словенцев с 1929 - Югославия , меньшая - отошла к Италии. По Парижскому мирному договору 1947 с Италией вся территория Крайны воссоединёна в составе Словении. Большой Энциклопедический словарь
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