другие переводы
приличный |
decent
respectable
seemly
proper
decorous
comfortable
|
порядочный |
decent
respectable
fair
sportsmanlike
clean-living
|
пристойный |
decent
proper
decorous
|
славный |
glorious
nice
famous
pleasant
decent
dear
|
скромный |
modest
humble
frugal
small
unassuming
decent
|
благопристойный |
decent
modest
|
добрый |
good
kind
kindly
nice
gentle
decent
|
подходящий |
suitable
appropriate
right
suited
fitting
decent
|
сдержанный |
restrained
discreet
reserved
restrain
moderate
decent
|
нестрогий |
decent
|
синонимы
имя прилагательное
наречие
примеры использования
Yeah, he had a decent grind as a NYPD cop, and most of the other Davis boys was holding it down pretty righteous, not counting the twins, but Baby Brother was special and he bragged about that kid to anybody who would listen.
They sat and drank for a moment, savoring the chance to enjoy a decent cup in comfortable seating for the first time in weeks, even if the cleanliness of the floor wasn’t up to Anne’s standards.
Red Lin Feyn barely had time to make herself decent before the killers appeared around her.
She couldn’t get a decent grasp on the rail.
He listened to it on repeat for a decent portion of his flight.
Only I know whom I am sitting here with by the fire and what sort of ideas even supposedly decent people can get into their heads when gold is at stake.
My idea was to work for a year or two here in the camps to stow away enough dough to buy a decent outfit and then go off to the Sierra, west and more west, and there look for the real thing that counts.
When his head cleared, he found some fine silk shirts big enough to fit him and a pair of strong leather boots that weren’t but had decent soles.
Both of them, limber and strong, made decent time with little problem.
Then they said that there were more thieves and bandits in the world than themselves, and that some of them look like honest, decent men.
She was longing to speak to decent persons of her own race in an uncorrupted language; she wanted to be caressed by someone she loved; she wanted to dress like the women she was thinking of who still lived in cities.
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