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respectable

/rɪˈspek.tə.bəl/

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adjective

/rɪˈspek.tə.bəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает кого-то или что-то, что считается приличным, достойным или заслуживающим уважения.

Describes someone or something that is considered proper, decent, or worthy of respect.

  1. Socially acceptableB2formal

    Having or showing standards of behavior that are considered morally correct and acceptable by society.

    ruРеспектабельный

    • He comes from a very respectable family.
    • She always dresses in a respectable manner for work.
    • They run a respectable business in the community.

    Synonymsadmirabledecentestimablehonorableprincipledproperreputableuprightworthy

    Antonymsdisgracefuldisreputableimpropershamefulunrespectableunseemly

  2. Deserving of respectB2formal

    Worthy of being admired or esteemed because of good qualities or achievements.

    ruУважаемый

    • Her years of charity work make her a truly respectable person.
    • The professor is a respectable figure in the field of physics.
    • He earned a respectable reputation through his honest dealings.

    Synonymsadmirablecommendablecreditableestimablehonorablelaudablemeritoriouspraiseworthyreputableworthy

    Antonymscontemptibledespicabledishonorabledisreputableshamefulunworthy

  3. Considerable in amountC1formal

    Fairly large in size, amount, or degree; significant.

    ruЗначительный

    • They made a respectable profit from the investment.
    • The company has a respectable number of employees.
    • She received a respectable salary for her position.

    Synonymsampleconsiderabledecentfairgoodlyreasonablesignificantsizablesubstantialtolerable

    Antonymsinsignificantmeagerpaltrytrivial

Forms
  • more respectable comparative form
  • most respectable superlative form
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