другие переводы
| elegancki |
elegant
chic
smart
stylish
fashionable
dapper
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| wytworny |
refined
elegant
distinguished
urbane
dapper
ladylike
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| wykwintny |
elegant
refined
neat
urbane
smart
fashionable
|
| szykowny |
stylish
chic
posh
dressy
elegant
cheesy
|
| reprezentacyjny |
representative
presentable
elegant
residential
|
| gustowny |
tasteful
stylish
neat
elegant
dainty
|
| artystyczny |
artistic
elegant
graceful
|
| strojny |
adorned
elegant
|
| nobliwy |
elegant
refined
|
| elegant |
elegant
dandy
toff
swell
beau
gallant
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| wykwintniś |
elegant
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синонимы
имя прилагательное
примеры использования
The gold worn around the finger of an elegant lady or as a crown on the head of a king has more often than not passed through hands of creatures who would make that king or that elegant lady shudder.
”He took the invitation to survey her: long bare legs, an elegant sweep of hips, tapered waist—too damn thin—and full, inviting breasts that were at odds with the new, sharp angles of her body.
“Well, tell my old gra’mother I have burdened myself with a couple of fine lodgers, two very elegant bedfellers who kick at the first drop of rain and crawl under mother’s petticoat when thunder rumbles.
Every distinct line, every elegant curve, every shade of color in her hair, her eyes.
The elegant steel weapon moved like a needle sliding in and out of a length of cotton, stitching its way across the narjags, felling half a dozen of them in moments.
”Cassian sheathed his sword down his back in one elegant movement.
”At that very instant Pat McCormick strolled across the plaza, with a Mexican dame at his side who was flashing a new dress, elegant shoes, and a new colorful silk umbrella.
Gone were the sharp angles, replaced by softness and elegant curves.
The elegant yards and immaculate gardens that had once run between them were covered in twinkling splinters and sparkling rubble.
She was young—almost coltish, with her slender, elegant limbs.
You might see a lady well dressed, perfumed and all; you would be sure to find somewhere about her a stain or a spot of oil—on the elegant dress, the white shoes, the umbrella, or the handbag— somewhere you would find traces of oil, you bet.
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