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clean-cut

/ˈkliːnˌkʌt/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa, geralmente um homem, que tem aparência arrumada, asseada e respeitável, frequentemente associada a um estilo tradicional ou conservador.

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adjective

/ˈkliːnˌkʌt/B2formalamerican
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa, geralmente um homem, que tem aparência arrumada, asseada e respeitável, frequentemente associada a um estilo tradicional ou conservador.

Describes a person, typically a man, who has a neat, tidy, and wholesome appearance, often associated with a conventional or respectable style.

  1. Neat and smart in appearanceB1formal

    Having a neat, tidy, and well-groomed appearance, often suggesting respectability.

    ptApresentável e bem arrumado

    • He had a clean-cut look with his short hair and pressed shirt.
    • The job candidate appeared clean-cut and professional.
    • She prefers a clean-cut style for her employees.

    Sinônimosdapperneatsharpsmartsprucetidytrim

    Antônimosdisheveledmessyscruffyslovenlyunkempt

  2. Clear and distinct to the sensesB2formal

    Easily perceived or understood; sharply defined.

    ptNítido

    • The clean-cut lines of the modern building were striking.
    • There was a clean-cut difference between the two proposals.
    • The photograph had a clean-cut focus on the subject.

    Sinônimosclear-cutcrispdefinitedistinctprecisesharpunambiguous

    Antônimosblurryindistinctobscurevague

Formas
  • more clean-cut comparative form
  • most clean-cut superlative form