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1 ordentlig
decent, good, neat, respectable, sound, tidy, trim* * *adj( som er i god orden, korrekt) orderly, correct, regular ( fx procedure), well-ordered ( fx home), well-regulated ( fx business, family; lead a well-regulated life);( med ordenssans) tidy, orderly, methodical;(sober etc) steady, of regular habits;( som forslår) regular, thorough, proper ( fx going-over),T colossal ( fx blunder),S some ( fx some cigar (that)!);(mods overordentlig) ordinary.[ han bestiller ikke noget ordentligt] he doesn't do any real work;[ en ordentlig omgang klø] a sound (el. good) beating;( til barn også) a proper (el. good) hiding;[ opfør dig ordentligt! nu skal du være ordentlig!] behave yourself![ sid ordentlig!] sit properly![ komme hjem i ordentlig tid] get home at a decent (el. reasonable) hour.{}adv (se ordentlig)regularly; tidily, neatly; methodically; steadily; accurately, carefully; decently; properly; thoroughly, awfully, like anything; well ( fxspeak, play well); -
2 anstændig
прили́чный, поря́дочный* * *decent, proper, virtuous* * *adj decent ( fx behaviour, clothes; a decent young girl; we couldn't find a decent flat). -
3 pæn
comely, nice, pretty, tidy, trim* * *adj nice ( fx face, dress),( pæn og ordentlig) neat ( fx figure, handwriting);( god) good ( fx result), decent,( ganske god) pretty good, quite good ( fx quite a good result), fair;( velopdragen) nice,( som omsagnsled) good form ( fx it is not good form to reach across the table);( ret stor) nice, tidy ( fx a tidy sum),(F: stor) handsome ( fx sum);[ det er pænt af dig] it is very kind (el. nice) of you;[ hvor var det pænt af dig at komme] how nice of you to come;[ pæne mennesker] respectable (el. nice) people;[ ren og pæn] nice and clean;[ han klarer sig rigtig pænt] he is doing quite well;[ opføre sig pænt] behave well;[ pæn i tøjet, pænt klædt] nicely (, neatly) dressed;(mods arbejdstøj etc) his good clothes;( søndagstøj) his best clothes;[ vis dig fra din pæne side] be on your best behaviour. -
4 bolig
sg - bóligen, pl - bóligerкварти́ра ж; жильё с* * *dwelling, home, housing* * *(en -er) home ( fx people now spend more money on their homes),F residence ( fx at his private residence, the ambassador'sresidence), habitation ( fx human habitations);(især jur, officielt el. fagsprog) dwelling ( fx 160,000 new dwellings were started in 1981; the dwellings of the natives);(poet.) abode;( hus) house,(især am) home,( lejlighed) flat,(am) apartment;[ boliger]( også) housing ( fx there are thousands of people in deplorable housing); accommodation ( fx the poorer paid cannot get decent accommodation);[ skaffe boliger til] provide housing (el. accommodation) for;F take up residence in Copenhagen. -
5 flink
1) спосо́бный; де́льный2) хоро́ший, ми́лый, прия́тный* * *adj( dygtig) clever;( rar) nice, decent;( artig) good;[ være flink i skolen] do well at school; -
6 hæderlig
че́стный, уважа́емый* * *above-board, creditable, honourable, respectable* * *adj honest;( ret god) decent, fairly good, tolerable;[ gøre sig hæderlige anstrengelser for at] do one's level (el. very) best to;[ med nogle få hæderlige undtagelser] with a few honourable exceptions. -
7 manérlig
adj decent;[ vær nu manérlig!] behave yourself! -
8 menneskelig
1) челове́ческий2) челове́чный, гума́нный* * ** * *adj human ( fx being, error, weaknesses);( menneskekærlig) humane ( fx treatment);( ordentlig) decent ( fx living conditions, wage),( rimelig) reasonable ( fx price);[ det menneskelige] human nature;(dvs hvis han dør) if anything should happen to him. -
9 menneskeværdig
adj decent. -
10 sømmelig
modest, seemly* * *adj( passende) proper,( anstændig også) decent ( fx behaviour),F seemly ( fx conduct). -
11 tugtig
adj decent, modest. -
12 tækkelig
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13 velanstændig
adj decent, proper. -
14 ærlig
candid, guileless, honest, on the level, plain, sincere* * *adj honest ( fx answer, opinion, face, man),( åbenhjertig) frank ( fx answer),( oprigtig) sincere ( fx I don't think he is sincere);T straight ( fx answer; be straight with ( over for) somebody), square( fx square (el. straight) dealing);[ærligt adv] honestly; frankly; sincerely; squarely ( fx deal squarely and fairly);( også ironisk) he has richly deserved it;[ det går ikke ærligt til] it is not fair (play);[ helt ærligt!] honest to God![ jeg skal ærligt indrømme at] I don't mind admitting that;[ ærlig talt] honestly;[ med sb:][ i ærlig kamp] in a fair fight;[ jeg har ikke fået et ærligt måltid mad hele dagen] I have not had a decent (, solidt: square) meal all day;[ hans ærlige navn] his good name, his reputation;[ det er en ærlig sag] it is no crime;[ ærligt spil] fair play;[ de spiller ikke ærligt spil] they are not playing straight.
См. также в других словарях:
décent — décent, ente [ desɑ̃, ɑ̃t ] adj. • XVe; lat. decens, de decere → décence 1 ♦ Qui est conforme à la décence (notamment en matière sexuelle). ⇒ bienséant, convenable. Une conduite peu décente. Tenue décente. ⇒ chaste, pudique. 2 ♦ Vieilli Qui a de… … Encyclopédie Universelle
decent — DECÉNT, Ă, decenţi, te, adj. Cuviincios, pudic. – Din fr. décent, lat. decens, ntis. Trimis de RACAI, 27.03.2009. Sursa: DEX 98 Decent ≠ indecent, necuviincios, impertinent, insolent, neruşinat, obraznic Trimis de siveco, 03.08.2004. Sursa:… … Dicționar Român
decent — de cent (d[=e] sent), a. [L. decens, decentis, p. pr. of decere to be fitting or becoming; akin to decus glory, honor, ornament, Gr. dokei^n to seem good, to seem, think; cf. Skr. d[=a][,c] to grant, to give; and perh. akin to E. attire, tire: cf … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
decent — [dē′sənt] adj. [MFr décent < L decens (gen decentis), prp. of decere, to befit < IE base * dek̑ , to receive, greet, be suitable, teach > Sans da̍kšati, (he) is helpful, L docere, to teach, Gr dokein, to think, seem] 1. proper and… … English World dictionary
décent — décent, ente (dé san, san t ) adj. 1° Qui est conforme à la décence. Costume décent. Mise décente. • Ce n est point assez que les moeurs du théâtre ne soient point mauvaises, il faut encore qu elles soient décentes et instructives, LA BRUY. I … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
décent — DÉCENT, ENTE. adject. Qui est dans les termes de la décence, selon les règles de la bienséance et de l honnêteté extérieure. Il n est pas décent à un Magistrat de... Être en habit décent … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
decent — 1530s, proper to one s station or rank, also tasteful, from M.Fr. décent, or directly from L. decentem (nom. decens) becoming, seemly, fitting, proper, prp. of decere to be fitting or suitable, from PIE *deke , from root *dek to take, accept, to… … Etymology dictionary
decent — [adj1] respectable, appropriate approved, becoming, befitting, chaste, clean, comely, comme il faut, conforming, continent, correct, decorous, delicate, ethical, fit, fitting, good, honest, honorable, immaculate, mannerly, modest, moral, nice,… … New thesaurus
decent — Decent, [decen]te. adj. Qui est dans les termes de la decence, selon les regles de la bienseance, & de l honnesteté exterieure. Il n est pas decent à un Magistrat. estre en habit decent … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
decent — Decent, et convenable, Decens. Il est decent et raisonnable de faire ainsi, Fieri sic decet. Cic … Thresor de la langue françoyse
Decēnt — (v. lat.), schicklich, anständig; daher Decenz, Anstand, Schicklichkeit … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
