dandy
/ˈdæn.di/adjective
C1formalbritishobsoleto/ˈdæn.di/An old-fashioned adjective meaning excellent or first-rate; also used as a noun for a man who is overly concerned with his appearance.
ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее отличный или первоклассный; также используется как существительное для обозначения мужчины, чрезмерно озабоченного своей внешностью.esAdjetivo algo anticuado que significa excelente o de primera clase; también se usa como sustantivo para referirse a un hombre excesivamente preocupado por su apariencia.frAdjectif familier et vieilli signifiant excellent ou de première qualité ; s'emploie aussi comme nom pour désigner un homme qui soigne excessivement son apparence, un élégant ou un fashion victim.deVeraltetes Adjektiv für hervorragend oder erstklassig; als Substantiv bezeichnet es einen Mann, der übermäßig auf sein Äußeres bedacht ist.ptAdjetivo datado que significa excelente ou de primeira qualidade; também usado como substantivo para designar um homem excessivamente preocupado com a própria aparência.zh过时的形容词，意为极好的或第一流的；也可作名词，指过分注重外表的男人。arصفة قديمة تعني ممتازًا أو من الطراز الأول؛ وتُستخدم أيضًا اسمًا للرجل المفرط في العناية بمظهره وأناقته.
- Excellent or very good B2 informal american
Used to describe something that is excellent, fine, or satisfactory.
- Everything is just dandy with the new plan.
- That's a dandy idea for the weekend.
- He felt dandy after a good night's sleep.
ruОтличныйesexcelente, muy buenofrexcellent, très biendeAusgezeichnetptÓtimozh极好的arمُمْتاز
Sinónimos: capitalexcellentfinefirst-rategreatsplendidsuperbtop-notch
- Fashionable or stylish C1 formal british
Relating to a man who is overly concerned with his appearance and fashion.
- He was known for his dandy style of dress.
- The dandy gentleman wore a silk scarf and a monocle.
- His dandy mannerisms were admired by some and mocked by others.
ruЩегольскойesDandifrDandy (élégant, soucieux de son apparence)deDandyhaftptAlinhadozh花花公子的arأنيق متأنق
- dandier comparative form
- dandiest superlative form
noun
C1formalcommon/ˈdæn.di/A noun referring to a man who is excessively concerned with his appearance, style, and fashion, often in a refined or elegant manner.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее мужчину, чрезмерно озабоченного своей внешностью, стилем и модой, часто в утончённой или элегантной манере.esSustantivo que designa a un hombre extremadamente preocupado por su apariencia, estilo y moda, a menudo de manera refinada o elegante.frNom désignant un homme qui accorde une attention excessive à son apparence, à son style vestimentaire et à son élégance, souvent de manière raffinée ou ostentatoire.deSubstantiv für einen Mann, der übertrieben auf sein Äußeres, seinen Stil und die Mode achtet, oft in kultivierter oder eleganter Weise.ptSubstantivo que designa um homem excessivamente preocupado com sua aparência, estilo e moda, frequentemente de maneira refinada ou elegante.zh名词，指过分注重外表、衣着和时尚的男子，常带有精致优雅或花花公子的意味。arاسم يشير إلى رجل مفرط في العناية بمظهره وأناقته وملابسه واتباعه للموضة، وغالبًا ما يتصف بذوق راقٍ وسلوك متأنق.
- Fashionable man B2 formal
A man who is very concerned with his appearance and fashion, often in an exaggerated way.
- He was known as a dandy in the 19th century Parisian salons.
- The dandy wore a silk waistcoat and carried a cane.
- Oscar Wilde was a famous dandy and writer.
ruЩёгольesdandifrDandydeDandyptDândizh花花公子arالمتأنق
Sinónimos: beauclotheshorsecoxcombdudefoppeacockpopinjayswell
- Excellent thing B2 informal american
Something that is excellent or of high quality.
- That new restaurant is a dandy.
- He bought a dandy of a car.
- This is a dandy idea for the project.
ruОтличная вещьescosa excelentefrChose excellentedeGroßartige SacheptCoisa excelentezh好东西arشيء ممتاز
- dandies plural form
- dandies' possessive plural form
- dandy's possessive singular form