Traducciones de „decorous“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

decorous [ˈdekərəs, ingl. am. -kɚ-] ADJ. form.

decorous

przyzwoity

decorous

zgodny z dobrymi obyczajami

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

She becomes famous for music and other decorous entertainments.

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Without a piercing edge to the top of voice the coloratura was more decorous and polite than awe-inspiring, while the middle range was under-powered.

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The specific epithet "decorosa", though intended for elegant or handsome, actually means decent, respectable, modest, or decorous.

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May the catafalque now in use for pontifical funeral rites be substituted by a humble and decorous contrivance.

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This faade, that most readily seen from the town, presents a decorous and impassive public face with one of the most architecturally severe elevations of the palace ("see illustration right").

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It was not until the bedroom pas de deux that this decorous couple truly relaxed.

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The stylish but cozy interior, the informal decorous intimacy of people's manners, the curious and delightful details everywhere one turns one's eye, the luxury of sipping chocolate: all are galante.

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Official rules of dressing are declared periodically only to be promptly broken and the debate over what defines decorous dressing for youngsters continues unabated.

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But to continue with the notebook analogy, the decorous prose, graceful penmanship and impressive paper stock can not disguise the banality of what is written.

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Even crime, it seems, had a more decorous quality in those days.

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