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View usage for: (elɪgənt) 1. adjectiveIf you describe a person or thing as elegant, you mean that they are pleasing and graceful in appearance or style. Patricia looked beautiful and elegant as always. ...an elegant restaurant. Synonyms: stylish, fine, beautiful, sophisticated More Synonyms of elegant elegance uncountable noun ...the princess's understated elegance. The furniture managed to combine practicality with elegance. Synonyms: style, taste, beauty, grace More Synonyms of elegant elegantly adverb ...a tall, elegantly dressed man with a mustache. 2. adjectiveIf you describe a piece of writing, an idea, or a plan as elegant, you mean that it is simple, clear, and clever. The document impressed me with its elegant simplicity. Synonyms: ingenious, simple, effective, appropriate More Synonyms of elegant elegantly adverb ...an elegantly simple idea. elegant in British English (ˈɛlɪɡənt) adjective1. tasteful in dress, style, or design 2. dignified and graceful in appearance, behaviour, etc 3. cleverly simple; ingenious an elegant solution to a problem Derived forms elegantly (ˈelegantly) adverb Word origin C16: from Latin ēlegāns tasteful, related to ēligere to select; see electelegant in American English (ˈɛləgənt) adjective1. characterized by dignified richness and grace, as of design, dress, style, etc.; luxurious or opulent in a restrained, tasteful manner 2. characterized by a sense of propriety or refinement; impressively fastidious in manners and tastes 3. marked by concision, incisiveness, and ingenuity; cleverly apt and simple an elegant solution to a complex problem 4. Informal excellent; fine; first-rate Derived forms elegantly (ˈelegantly) adverb Word origin Fr élégant < L elegans prp. of * elegare < e-, out + * legare, var. of legere, to choose: see logic Examples of 'elegant' in a sentenceelegant Milan has always been elegant, fashionable and well mannered.Don't you want to know who's been wearing these elegant dresses that call for such innovative underwear?The style is very elegant and beautiful.The style is elegant and refined but with contemporary touches.They made a number of simple but very elegant experiments to show that this actually happened.Slim skirts almost always look more elegant than full ones.She finally came up with an intriguing but elegant solution.Its simple yet elegant design will age well and goes from day to night.My mother wore an elegant dress and the pride on her face was evident.It has beautiful and elegant feathers of various colours.Luckily there are more elegant wireless solutions.And what products would have sat on their elegant dressing tables?His solution was as elegant as it was radical.We need to evolve our social acceptance by giving people an elegant and simple way to share their fantasies.There must have been a time when they were elegant and beautiful and worn by people with tasteand discretion.Something that is elegant and simple.Inside, the four elegant rooms with exposed beams are done out in pale blues and purples.The resulting style was elegant, flattering and perfectly judged.Dinner is served under umbrellas overlooking the bay, or in the elegant dining room.There is also much eclectic common sense, and there is always elegant writing.Character design is elegant, and this extends to the enemies you come across.They ignore fleeting trends and focus on crafting elegant, standout pieces that last.His eye is sharp, his style elegant.These included the elegant designs for an indoor playhouse which were to become the cause of a great deal of scholarly speculation and disagreement.She would not have minded sacrificing comfort if the rooms had been elegant or beautiful, but in her view they were neither.But the nobility, though not always noble, are always depicted as elegant and glamorous. In other languageselegant British English: elegant / ˈɛlɪɡənt/ ADJECTIVE If you describe a person or thing as elegant, you think they are pleasing and graceful in appearance or style. ...an elegant restaurant. - American English: elegant
- Arabic: أَنِيق
- Brazilian Portuguese: elegante
- Chinese: 文雅的
- Croatian: elegantan
- Czech: elegantní
- Danish: elegant
- Dutch: elegant
- European Spanish: elegante
- Finnish: elegantti
- French: élégant
- German: elegant
- Greek: κομψός
- Italian: elegante
- Japanese: 優雅な
- Korean: 우아한
- Norwegian: elegant
- Polish: elegancki
- European Portuguese: elegante
- Romanian: elegant
- Russian: элегантный
- Latin American Spanish: elegante
- Swedish: elegant
- Thai: สวยงาม
- Turkish: zarif
- Ukrainian: елегантний
- Vietnamese: thanh nhã
Chinese translation of 'elegant' adj - [person, building]
优(優)雅的 (yōuyǎ de) - [idea, prose]
上乘的 (shàngchéng de)
Definition attractive and graceful or stylish Patricia looked as beautiful and elegant as always. Synonyms sophisticated luxurious nice discerning sumptuous choice courtly à la mode Opposites plain , ugly , awkward , coarse , clumsy , tasteless , tawdry , undignified , gauche , misshapen , uncouth , unrefined , clunky (informal) , inelegant , graceless , ungraceful Definition cleverly simple and clear The poem impressed me with its elegant simplicity. Additional synonymsDefinition right or suitable It is appropriate that Irish names dominate the list. Synonyms suitable, right, fitting, fit, suited, correct, belonging, relevant, proper, to the point, in keeping, apt, applicable, pertinent, befitting, well-suited, well-timed, apposite, apropos, opportune (formal), becoming, seemly, felicitous, germane, to the purpose, appurtenant, congruous, meet (archaic) Definition quick to learn She was never a very apt student. Synonyms gifted, skilled, expert, quick, bright, talented, sharp, capable, smart, prompt, clever, intelligent, accomplished, tasty (British, informal), ingenious, skilful, astute, adroit, teachable an artistic arrangement Synonyms beautiful, fine, pleasing, lovely, creative, elegant, stylish, cultivated, imaginative, decorative, aesthetic, exquisite, graceful, expressive, ornamental, tasteful |