Was heißt »ad­rett« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Auf der Treppe stand, sie zu empfangen, eine alte Frau, adrett in schwarze Seide gekleidet, dazu eine weiße Haube und Schürze.

Standing on the steps to receive them was an old woman, neatly dressed in black silk, with a white cap and apron.

Synonyme

ge­pflegt:

trim

well-groomed

hübsch:

nice

pretty

or­dent­lich:

orderly

tipp­topp:

tiptop

Antonyme

dre­ckig:

dirty

filthy

nach­läs­sig:

oblivious

un­ge­pflegt:

trim

un­or­dent­lich:

messy

untidy

un­schön:

unaesthetic

unattractive

unbeautiful

unesthetic

unlovely

unpicturesque

Englische Beispielsätze

• While I was having a tidy-up, I came across a photo of you. Would you like to have it?

• We had a friendly and constructive exchange of views on a variety of topics.

• We had a friendly and constructive exchange of views on various topics.

• Mary isn't very friendly.

• The toilet is clean.

• The oldest preserved with faithfulness, the new in a friendly manner.

• Tom and Mary were engaged in friendly banter.

• Tom and Mary engaged in friendly banter.

• The locals are very friendly.

• What should I clean now?

• The people there were amazingly friendly.

• Forests help provide the air we breathe and play a major role in providing clean water.

• I had Tom clean the room.

• I got Tom to clean the room.

• I clean my room every Monday.

• I noticed that Tom's feet weren't clean.

• Let's call things by their proper names.

• You're fired! You have an hour to clean out your office.

• The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name.

• The neighbours have been turning their balcony into a proper greenhouse.