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dulcet [ˊdʌlsɪt] aсла́дкий, не́жный ( о звуках) -
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['dʌlsɪt]aggettivo attrib.her dulcet tones — scherz. la sua voce soave
* * *dulcet /ˈdʌlsɪt/a.(lett.: di suono) dolce; melodioso: the dulcet sound of the harp, il suono dolce dell'arpa; (scherz.) I thought I heard your dulcet tones, mi era parso di sentire la tua voce melodiosa.* * *['dʌlsɪt]aggettivo attrib.her dulcet tones — scherz. la sua voce soave
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dul·cet[ˈdʌlsɪt]* * *['dʌlsɪt] wohlklingend, melodischso nice to hear her/his dulcet tones again (hum, iro) — wie nett, ihre liebliche/seine sonore Stimme wieder zu hören (hum, iro)
* * *dulcet [ˈdʌlsıt]A adj (adv dulcetly)1. wohlklingend, melodisch, einschmeichelnd:speak in dulcet tones säuseln2. obs köstlich (Speise etc)B s MUS Dulcet n (ein Orgelregister)* * *adj.wohlklingend adj. -
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ˈdʌlsɪt прил. сладкий, приятный, нежный( о звуках) Syn: sweet, mellifluent, mellifluous приятный, сладкозвучный, нежный dulcet сладкий, нежный ( о звуках) -
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{'dʌlsit}
a сладък, мелодичен, нежен* * *{'d^lsit} а сладък, мелодичен, нежен.* * *нежен;* * *a сладък, мелодичен, нежен* * *dulcet[´dʌlsit] adj поет. сладък, мелодичен, приятен, нежен (за звук); FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv dulcetly. -
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[ˈdʌlsɪt]dulcet сладкий, нежный (о звуках) -
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[ʹdʌlsıt] a поэт.приятный, сладкозвучный, нежный -
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[`dʌlsɪt]сладкий, приятный, нежныйАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > dulcet
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[dul·cet || 'dʌlsɪt]◙ adj. מתוק, נעים* * *◙ םיענ,קותמ◄ -
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dul.cet[d'∧lsit] adj doce, suave, harmonioso, melodioso, agradável, gostoso. -
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adj1) приємний, ніжний, солодкозвучний2) солодкий* * *a; поет.приємний, солодкозвучний, ніжний
См. также в других словарях:
Dulcet — Dul cet, a. [OF. doucet, dim. of dous sweet, F. doux, L. dulcis; akin to Gr. ? . Cf. {Doucet}.] 1. Sweet to the taste; luscious. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] She tempers dulcet creams. Milton. [1913 Webster] 2. Sweet to the ear; melodious; harmonious.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dulcet — index nectarous, palatable, sapid Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
dulcet — late 14c., from O.Fr. doucet, dim. of doux sweet, earlier dulz, from L. dulcis, from PIE *dlk wi , suffixed form of root *dlk u sweet (Cf. GLUCOSE (Cf. glucose)) … Etymology dictionary
dulcet — *sweet, engaging, winning, winsome Analogous words: *soft, gentle, mild, balmy, lenient: serene, *calm, tranquil: harmonious, consonant, accordant, concordant (see corresponding nouns at HARMONY) Antonyms: grating … New Dictionary of Synonyms
dulcet — [adj] melodious agreeable, musical, pleasing to the ear, pleasurable, sweet, sweetsounding; concept 594 … New thesaurus
dulcet — ► ADJECTIVE often ironic ▪ (of a sound) sweet and soothing. ORIGIN Old French doucet, from Latin dulcis sweet … English terms dictionary
dulcet — [dul′sit] adj. [ME doucet < OFr, dim. of douz, sweet < L dulcis, sweet < ? IE base * dḷku , sweet > Gr glykys] 1. soothing or pleasant to hear; sweet sounding; melodious 2. Archaic sweet to taste or smell dulcetly adv … English World dictionary
dulcet — [[t]dʌ̱lsɪt[/t]] 1) ADJ: ADJ n A dulcet voice is one that is gentle and pleasant to listen to. [LITERARY] Quickly, in her dulcet voice, Tamara told him what had happened. 2) PHRASE: with poss People often use the expression dulcet tones to refer… … English dictionary
dulcet — adjective 1 sb s dulcet tones humorous someone s voice: Is the boss in yet? I thought I heard his dulcet tones. 2 literary dulcet sounds are soft and pleasant to hear … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
dulcet — adjective Etymology: Middle English doucet, from Anglo French, from duz, douz sweet, from Latin dulcis; perhaps akin to Greek glykys sweet Date: 14th century 1. sweet to the taste 2. pleasing to the ear < dulcet tones > 3 … New Collegiate Dictionary
dulcet — dul|cet [ˈdʌlsıt] adj [Date: 1400 1500; : Old French; Origin: doucet, from douz sweet ] sb s dulcet tones someone s voice used humorously ▪ Basil s dulcet tones could be heard in the corridor … Dictionary of contemporary English