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Значения термина win quite на английском

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But the mighty All Blacks still pulled away to win quite comfortably.
The Irish Times
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He puts a ton of backhands back into play but he doesn't win quite as many.
The Guardian
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You shan't win quite so easily as that.
Poor Miss Finch
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Remarks that he got the Thatcher result in 1990 quite wrong, thinking she was going to win quite easily.
The Guardian
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We shall win quite comfortably.
The Altar Steps
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Probably going to be MPs In addition, if Labour gets 35 percent support it will win quite a few marginals.
Radio NZ
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We won quite a few trophies, which hung in the assembly hall.
Life
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I went down to Aix and won quite a lot of money.
The Man Who Knew
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It was an open field, and you've won quite honestly.
Jason: A Romance
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No disrespect to Oldham, but we have to be going there and winning quite comfortably.
The Guardian
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While the All Blacks may not have won quite as convincingly at Eden Park, it was convincing enough.
The Guardian
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On that night she had won quite a large sum at the Rooms, and she had given me-ah
Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo
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But he had two days off, he recovered and ever since then I think he was looking better and better, winning quite convincingly.
The Guardian
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"Yet Franklyn told me that he had heard how Yvonne won quite a large sum that night."
Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo
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Having already won quite a few awards for his supporting turn in Drive, Albert Brooks looked even more of a shoo-in than did Michael Fassbender.
The Irish Times
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He said the Germans were too be-spectacled and blear-eyed to play well and by three o'clock he had usually won quite a number of marks.
Villa Elsa / A Story of German Family Life
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