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decently

/ˈdiː.sənt.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière acceptable, appropriée ou à un bon niveau ». Peut se rapporter à un comportement moralement correct, à une tenue vestimentaire convenable ou à l'exécution satisfaisante d'une tâche.

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/ˈdiː.sənt.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière acceptable, appropriée ou à un bon niveau ». Peut se rapporter à un comportement moralement correct, à une tenue vestimentaire convenable ou à l'exécution satisfaisante d'une tâche.

An adverb meaning "in a way that is acceptable, proper, or of a good standard." It can refer to behaving with moral propriety, dressing appropriately, or performing a task to a satisfactory degree.

  1. In a proper or acceptable mannerB1formal

    In a way that is considered morally correct, appropriate, or socially acceptable.

    frde façon convenable

    • She always dresses decently for formal occasions.
    • He behaved decently during the entire meeting.
    • They treated their guests decently and with respect.

    Synonymesappropriatelybecominglycorrectlyfittinglyhonorablyproperlyrespectablysuitably

    Antonymesimproperlyinappropriatelyindecentlyunacceptablyunseemly

  2. In a satisfactory or adequate mannerB1informal

    In a way that meets a reasonable standard; sufficiently well.

    frde manière satisfaisante

    • The job pays decently enough to cover the bills.
    • He can speak French decently after a year of study.
    • The car runs decently despite its age.

    Synonymesacceptablyadequatelyfairlymoderatelypassablyreasonablysatisfactorilysufficientlytolerably

    Antonymesinadequatelypoorly

Formes
  • more decently comparative form
  • most decently superlative form
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