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Перевод: dainty

[прилагательное]
изящный; изысканный; утонченный; элегантный; вкусный; лакомый; разборчивый; привередливый;
[существительное]
лакомство; деликатес

Тезаурус:

1. He is always talking about style: he has yet words of the absurdest that occur in every page, bland, delicate, dainty; one blushes to read them."
2. This, according to Dainty, causes low-frequency noise in microwave circuits, and can increase the dark-current of photodiodes.
3. They glower from early summer and when planted with the dainty violas such as "Jackanapes", they make an attractive planting to add colour between the winter and summer bedding.
4. Gemma will only eat her Chum if it is sliced and made into dainty triangular sandwiches - with the crusts cut off!
5. The china teacups seemed too dainty in their dark working hands.
6. For the best part of an hour Brazil produced a dainty dish to set before the Queen of the Netherlands, who may have felt that she had something better to do than sit out a sparring match in driving rain.
7. Three of the "Dainty Dozen" (as the 482nd christened them) who had been MT drivers during the war drove the party around in a 12-seater minibus that flew Union Jacks to warn the unsuspecting American public that they were not used to driving on the wrong side of the road.
8. A Dickensian Christmas; a setting sun; a dainty damsel.
9. The next stage of the work, says Dainty, is to eliminate a layer phenomenon called ionic motion, which shows up as slight hysteresis in the capacitance/voltage plot of the layer.
10. And there, on the third step, upside down in the corner by the wall, was Bunty's other sandal - dainty lacy white straps with the arched instep and the two-inch heel hanging half off.
11. The mountain everlasting ( Antennaria dioica ) with its dainty little furry flowers is known in Gaelic as literally "cat's paw", while the marsh marigold ( Caltha palustris ) is known as "the yellow plant of Beltane", for it makes its appearance at Beltane, May first, thus marking the second half of the ancient Celtic year.
12. "Yes," she said, and put a dainty forkful of fish - it was one of her distinctions, this dainty way of eating - into her mouth.
13. This double characterisation was made more hilarious at the first performances when the bossy one was danced by Helpmann, and later the taller MacMillan, with wonderfully extended dvelopps , and the shyer one by Ashton with dainty attempts to be correct at all costs.