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straightway

/ˈstreɪt.weɪ/

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adverb

/ˈstreɪt.weɪ/C2formalbritishobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее наречие, означающее 'немедленно' или 'сразу же'. Использовалось в старом английском языке, особенно в библейских и литературных текстах, для обозначения незамедлительного действия.

An archaic adverb meaning 'immediately' or 'at once.' It was used in older English, particularly in biblical and literary texts, to indicate prompt action without delay.

  1. ImmediatelyC1formalbritish

    Without any delay; at once.

    ruНемедленно

    • He was told to report to the office straightway.
    • She recognized the problem and acted straightway.
    • The message was sent straightway after the decision was made.

    Synonymsforthwithimmediatelyinstantlyright away

    Antonymseventuallysubsequentlyultimately

  2. DirectlyC1formalbritish

    In a direct or straightforward manner; without deviation.

    ruПрямо

    • The path leads straightway to the village.
    • He spoke straightway to the point, avoiding any digression.
    • The arrow flew straightway to its target.

    Synonymsstraightstraightforwardly

Forms
  • more straightway comparative form
  • most straightway superlative form