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I. delicate [Brit ˈdɛlɪkət, Am ˈdɛlɪkət] ADJ
1. delicate:
delicate (fine) features, hands
delicate patterning
delicate (subtle) shade, perfume
delicate gesture
delicate touch
2. delicate (easily damaged):
delicate china
delicate fabric
3. delicate (finely tuned):
delicate mechanism
delicate balance
4. delicate (not robust):
delicate health, stomach
I feel a bit delicate this morning
5. delicate (requiring skill or tact):
delicate operation, problem, moment, situation, subject
II. delicates N
delicates npl (fabrics):
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délicat (délicate) (gén)
délicat (délicate) mets, manières
délicat (délicate) équilibre, négociations, tâche
délicat (délicate) peau
délicat (délicate) mécanisme, dispositif, instrument
fragile estomac, foie
fin (fine) orfèvrerie, broderie, bijou, dentelle
fin (fine) plat, mets, morceau
fin (fine) goût
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delicate [ˈdelɪkət] ADJ
1. delicate (fragile):
delicate
2. delicate (highly sensitive):
delicate instrument
3. delicate (fine):
delicate balance
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fragile personne, santé, organisme
fin(e) traits, visage
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delicate [ˈdel·ɪ·kət] ADJ
1. delicate (fragile):
delicate
2. delicate (highly sensitive):
delicate instrument
3. delicate (fine):
delicate balance
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
fragile personne, santé, organisme
fin(e) traits, visage
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The total amount of cards shown must add up to nine.
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The reaction with bromine can add up to 24 bromine atoms to the sphere.
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Weak contributions from each of many neighbors can add up to strong effect overall.
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These special areas add up to 11186 sqft.
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The shallow waters resulted in a flow of water that could add up to a knot to the ship's speed.
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