so(указывает на подтверждение предшествующего высказывания; (used to express agreement or confirmation) indeed); do(+ verb; для выражения усилительного значения • If underwater civilizations do exist, all they need fear from mankind is that we will pollute them out of existence. (Janet & Colin Bord, "Unexplained Mysteries of The 20th Century") -- в самом деле существуют / действительно существуютART Vancouver); ywis; quotha; really; quite; indeed(really; in fact; as you say; of course etc.); seriously(Deska); in sooth; in very deed; in good sooth; in troth; really and truly; I say!(linton); it is true that(Stas-Soleil); it stands to reason(said when something is obvious or clear from the facts: " If 20 percent of the Earth's population has 80 percent of its resources, then it stands to reason that 80 percent of the population has only 20 percent of the resources. CALD. it stands to reason (that) phrase used for saying that something is obvious because it is what most sensible people would expect If they don't like you, it stands to reason they won't give you the job. MED Alexander Demidov); I admit that(promo); indeed(выражает интерес, удивление, сомнение, иронию); in deed; allright(обыкн. с вопросительной интонацией Vadim Rouminsky)
just(в качестве усиления); all right("Son, I could use a five dollar bill so rough Abe Lincoln's whiskers would be all lathered up with sweat." I gave him one. I looked at it before I passed it over. It was Lincoln on the five, all right. (Raymond Chandler) – на пятёрке и в самом деле был изображён ЛинкольнART Vancouver)
