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فائِق \ champion: (often attrib.) the best of all players or performers at a certain game, or sport; the animal that is judged to be the best of its class at a show: a champion racehorse; a swimming champion; a champion sheepdog. exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite grace; exquisite fine silk. superb: splendid; grand; very fine: a superb performance; a superb hotel. \ See Also بطل (بَطَل) -
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بَديع الصُّنع \ exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite fine silk. -
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[ˈekskwɪzɪt], [ɪksˈkwɪzɪt] adjectivevery beautiful or skilful:رائِع، مُتألِّقexquisite embroidery.
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فائِق \ champion: (often attrib.) the best of all players or performers at a certain game, or sport; the animal that is judged to be the best of its class at a show: a champion racehorse; a swimming champion; a champion sheepdog. exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite grace; exquisite fine silk. superb: splendid; grand; very fine: a superb performance; a superb hotel. \ See Also بطل (بَطَل) -
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مُتَقَلْقِل \ shaky: unsteady: That’s a shaky table. \ مُتْقَن \ exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite grace; exquisite fine silk. masterly: very skilfully done: a masterly speech; a masterly performance by a musician. neat: carefully done; well arranged: neat writing; a neat garden. \ مُتْقَن جدًّا \ professional: showing good training and ability: She made a professional job of putting up the shelves. That’s a professional way of working. -
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فائِق \ champion: (often attrib.) the best of all players or performers at a certain game, or sport; the animal that is judged to be the best of its class at a show: a champion racehorse; a swimming champion; a champion sheepdog. exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite grace; exquisite fine silk. superb: splendid; grand; very fine: a superb performance; a superb hotel. \ See Also بطل (بَطَل) -
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فائِق \ champion: (often attrib.) the best of all players or performers at a certain game, or sport; the animal that is judged to be the best of its class at a show: a champion racehorse; a swimming champion; a champion sheepdog. exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite grace; exquisite fine silk. superb: splendid; grand; very fine: a superb performance; a superb hotel. \ See Also بطل (بَطَل) -
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11 بديع
بَديع \ fine: of good quality; splendid; pleasing: a fine house; fine clothes. gorgeous: richly coloured; splendid: a gorgeous sunset. heavenly: infml. very pleasant; charming: What heavenly music!. \ بَديع الصُّنع \ exquisite: very beautiful; very well-made: exquisite fine silk. -
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valuable, fine, exquisite [nafusa] Hin nafis, Per nafis, Tat nefis, Tur nefis borrowed from Ar -
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1́ adj. acrid, clear, heavy, brisk, exquisite, intensified, avid, intensive, loud, nasal, pithy, prompt, pronounced, ripe, rough, salty, severe, squeaky, trenchant, quick, be sharp, sharp, keen, cutting, acute, incisive, piercing, acid, acrimonious2́ v. wander -
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1́ adj. wonderful, splendid, terrific, rattling, admirable, marvelous, tremendous, brag, smash, smashing, brave, entrancing, exquisite, fine, glorious, gorgeous, heavenly, magnificent, noteworthy, recherche, marvellous, precious, remarkable, prestigious2́ adv. out of this world3́ in apple pie order -
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1́ adj. excellent, superior, fancy, fine, splendid, luxurious, deluxe, exquisite2́ v. brag, glory -
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adj. exact, accurate, masterly, dextrous, neat, masterful, skilful, artful, skillful, subtle, excellent, perfect, precise, dexterous, exquisite -
20 مختار
adj. chosen, picked, selected, elected, choice, select, exquisite
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Exquisite — Ex qui*site, a. [L. exquisitus, p. p. of exquirere to search out; ex out + quarere to seek, search. See {Quest}.] 1. Carefully selected or sought out; hence, of distinguishing and surpassing quality; exceedingly nice; delightfully excellent;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
exquisité — [ ɛkskizite ] n. f. • 1855; de exquis ♦ Rare Qualité de ce qui est exquis. « Il était beau, léger comme une bulle, bondissant comme un petit cheval, et mettant de l exquisité dans le cœur » (Montherlant). ● exquisité nom féminin Littéraire.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
exquisite — [eks′kwiz it, ek skwiz′it] adj. [ME, carefully sought out < L exquisitus, pp. of exquirere, to search out < ex , out + quaerere, to ask] 1. carefully done or elaborately made [an exquisite design] 2. very beautiful or lovely, esp. in a… … English World dictionary
Exquisite — Ex qui*site, n. One who manifests an exquisite attention to external appearance; one who is overnice in dress or ornament; a fop; a dandy. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
exquisite — adj 1 *choice, recherché, rare, dainty, delicate, elegant Analogous words: precious, valuable, priceless, *costly: *consummate, finished: flawless, impeccable, faultless: *perfect, intact, whole, entire 2 intense, vehement, fierce, violent… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
exquisite — [adj1] beautiful, excellent, finely detailed admirable, attractive, charming, choice, comely, consummate, cultivated, dainty, delicate, delicious, discerning, discriminating, elegant, errorless, ethereal, fastidious, fine, flawless, impeccable,… … New thesaurus
exquisite — ► ADJECTIVE 1) of great beauty and delicacy. 2) highly refined: exquisite taste. 3) intensely felt; acute. DERIVATIVES exquisitely adverb exquisiteness noun. ORIGIN originally in the sense «precise»: from Latin exquirere seek out … English terms dictionary
exquisite — index attractive, elegant, prime (most valuable), rare Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
exquisite — early 15c., carefully selected, from L. exquisitus carefully sought out, thus, choice, from pp. of exquirere search out thoroughly, from ex out (see EX (Cf. ex )) + quaerere to seek (see QUERY (Cf. query)). Of any thing (good or bad, tort … Etymology dictionary
exquisite — The position of the stress has been moving over the last two centuries from the first syllable, which used to be the rule, to the second, which is now very common. Neither Fowler (1926) nor Gowers (1965) made any comment, but there are many who… … Modern English usage
exquisite — 01. These flowers give off an [exquisite] perfume when they open in the evening. 02. Her wedding gown was simply [exquisite]. She looked like a princess. 03. Sebastien built an [exquisite] little farm set for his grandchildren. 04. Her… … Grammatical examples in English
