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Перевод: neat

[прилагательное]
чистый; ловкий; чистоплотный; опрятный; аккуратный; изящный; четкий; точный; ясный; разборчивый; лаконичный; отточенный (о языке); хорошо сделанный; отличный; замечательный; искусный; неразбавленный; воловий;
[существительное]
вол ; корова ; бык ; крупный рогатый скот

Тезаурус:

1. There was plenty of that in James's clever footwork and deceptive body swerve, Jack's artistry, Hapgood's neat, precise tackling and Hulme's fast running.
2. The lower tiers have neat windows, but not one to each face of the octagon, while the upper tiers have windows in each face, beautiful windows with elegant marble columns.
3. Eccleshall's argument is very neat, but it is not entirely convincing.
4. This can either be a very neat solution or quite a complex one - it depends on the terms of the Credit particularly where insurance documents are called for.
5. David Lodge, whose experience as novelist, critic, and professor of English has given him many insights into the situation I am describing, provides in his recent novel Nice Work , a neat instance of the gap between students and teacher.
6. She found a similar cushion hanging in front of her place, sewn in neat wool stitches.
7. Serve warm, cut into neat squares for tapas, or quarters if it is to be the centrepiece of the meal.
8. Miss Jarman's a stickler for neat ways."
9. There they were, open letters, two bundles, neat as folded handkerchiefs.
10. The bedroom was neat, though, as Franca noticed with a little surprise, a bit dusty.
11. JASON, in spite of his tendency to go to the loo in the middle of lessons and to complain of "guts ache" after eating five KitKats, is a neat operator.
12. Inside small printed letters made a neat pattern but nothing more.
13. The example shows that the objector's neat distinction between adjudicative and legislative authorities is mistaken.