Adverbs

• 1) morbidly ( болезненно )

  His name was Abraham Zelner, a morbidly obese man

• 2) perchance ( случайно )

  HOLMES: Was the victim's name, perchance, Milverton?

• 3) excessively ( чрезмерно )

  sued a Cineplex in Dover, Delaware for excessively small seats.

• 4) permanently ( постоянно )

  One is either in it or out of it. In my case, I am in it permanently.

• 5) sexually ( сексуально )

  and convicted of sexually assaulting three young women,

• 6) overnight ( ночь )

  I ordered a set online yesterday, had them shipped overnight.

• 7) regardless ( независимо от )

  Regardless of the actual start date of my sobriety,

• 8) obviously ( очевидно )

  He's obviously confident in the protection

• 9) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

  Unfortunately, it still means a great deal to Milverton's other victims.

• 10) normally ( обычно )

  Normally, we would use a sensory deprivation chamber.

• 11) absolutely ( абсолютно )

  I have absolutely no intention of accepting that chip.

• 12) properly ( правильно )

  If you've properly absorbed them,

• 13) certainly ( конечно )

  WATSON: Well, he certainly looks the part.

• 14) earlier ( ранее )

  Now, I identified the blackmailer earlier this evening.

• 15) approximately ( примерно )

  Large man, approximately 6 foot 2, 100 kilograms.

• 16) perhaps ( возможно )

  Syringe with a line through it perhaps,

• 17) finally ( наконец )

  I finally lost it.

• 18) instead ( вместо )

  But instead of exposing it as he's supposed to...

• 19) forward ( вперед )

  After Garvey was charged, two other victims came forward.

• 20) quite ( вполне )

  HOLMES: You're quite good. - Eva. Thanks.

• 21) almost ( почти )

  Almost as though Pistone has targeted them.

• 22) actually ( на самом деле )

  We now have reason to believe that you actually crossed paths before that.

• 23) later ( позже )

  A few weeks later I get an e-mail.