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finesse

/fɪˈnes/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das feines Geschick, Eleganz oder zarte Raffinesse in der Ausführung, Handhabung oder im Umgang bezeichnet, oft mit einem Hauch von List oder Taktik.

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noun

/fɪˈnes/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das feines Geschick, Eleganz oder zarte Raffinesse in der Ausführung, Handhabung oder im Umgang bezeichnet, oft mit einem Hauch von List oder Taktik.

A noun referring to intricate skill, subtlety, or delicate refinement in performance, execution, or handling of a situation.

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  1. Skill and eleganceB2formal

    Great skill, subtlety, and refinement in handling a situation or performing a task.

    deFeingefühl und Eleganz

    • She handled the difficult negotiation with great finesse.
    • The artist painted the portrait with remarkable finesse.
    • He solved the complex problem with technical finesse.

    Synonymeadroitnessartistrydeftnessdiplomacyeleganceexpertiseflairgracegracefulnessmasterynuancepanachepolishproficiencyrefinementsavoir-faireskillstylesubtletytact

    Antonymeawkwardnessclumsinessgracelessnessineptitudeineptnessmaladroitness

  2. Tact and diplomacyB2formal

    The ability to deal with delicate situations in a sensitive and clever way.

    deTakt und Diplomatie

    • The manager used finesse to resolve the conflict between colleagues.
    • She declined the offer with finesse, without offending anyone.
    • His finesse in social situations made him a popular guest.

    Synonymedelicacydiplomacydiscretiongracejudgmentpolitenesssavoir-fairesensitivitysubtletytact

    Antonymeclumsinessgracelessnessinsensitivitytactlessness

Formen
  • finesses plural form
  • finesses' possessive plural form
  • finesse's possessive singular form
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