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decent

/ˈdiː.sənt/

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adjective

/ˈdiː.sənt/A2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что соответствует приемлемому стандарту или качеству; также используется для описания человека, который добр, справедлив и морально устойчив.

Describes something that is of an acceptable standard or quality; also used to describe a person who is kind, fair, and morally upright.

  1. Acceptable or satisfactoryA2informal

    Of a satisfactory or acceptable standard; good enough.

    ruПриемлемый

    • The hotel was decent for the price we paid.
    • He did a decent job on the project.
    • We had a decent meal at the new restaurant.

    Synonymsacceptableadequateall rightfinenot badokaypassablereasonablesatisfactorysufficient

    Antonymsinadequateinferiorpoorsubstandardunacceptableunsatisfactory

  2. Respectable or properB1formal

    Conforming to generally accepted standards of morality or respectability.

    ruПорядочный

    • She is a decent, hardworking person.
    • It's not decent to talk about such things in public.
    • He comes from a decent family.

    Synonymsdecorousethicalgoodhonorablemoralprincipledproperrespectablerighteousseemlyuprightvirtuous

    Antonymsimmoralimproperindecentunbecomingunseemly

  3. Kind or generousB1informal

    Showing kindness, generosity, or fairness towards others.

    ruПорядочный

    • That was very decent of you to help.
    • He's a decent guy who always shares his lunch.
    • She made a decent offer for the used car.

    Synonymsaccommodatingbenevolentcharitableconsideratefairgenerousgoodgracioushelpfulhumanekindniceobligingthoughtful

    Antonymscruelinhumanemaliciousmeannastyselfishunkindvicious

Forms
  • more decent comparative form
  • most decent superlative form
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