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GENTEEL - Übersetzung nach arabisch


GENTEEL         
  • temperance]], respectively. In [[Classical antiquity]] and [[Christendom]], prudence and fortitude were seen as the [[cardinal virtues]] that should govern society.
  • A page from Brathwait's book that displays the qualities associated with being a gentleman
  • [[Europe]] and the [[Byzantine Empire]] 1000 CE
  • Hungarian]] nobles, circa 1831
  • Matsue ''[[daimyō]]'' (c. 1850s)
  • A knight being armed.
  • The traditional [[social stratification]] of the [[Western world]] in the 15th century
  • feudal]] social structure in three orders: those who pray (''oratores''), fight (''bellatores'') and work (''laboratores'')
  • Elizabethan]] pedigree of the de Euro family of [[Northumberland]], barons of Warkworth and Clavering. Scrivened, circa 1570 to 1588
  • Group of [[Seonbi]] "virtuous scholar" in Korea that followed confucian precepts)  (c. 18th century)
  • [[George Washington]]
PEOPLE OF HIGH SOCIAL CLASS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE LAND-OWNING SOCIAL CLASS
Gentries; Genteel; Genteel society

الصفة

أَرِسْتُقْرَاطِيّ

genteel         
  • temperance]], respectively. In [[Classical antiquity]] and [[Christendom]], prudence and fortitude were seen as the [[cardinal virtues]] that should govern society.
  • A page from Brathwait's book that displays the qualities associated with being a gentleman
  • [[Europe]] and the [[Byzantine Empire]] 1000 CE
  • Hungarian]] nobles, circa 1831
  • Matsue ''[[daimyō]]'' (c. 1850s)
  • A knight being armed.
  • The traditional [[social stratification]] of the [[Western world]] in the 15th century
  • feudal]] social structure in three orders: those who pray (''oratores''), fight (''bellatores'') and work (''laboratores'')
  • Elizabethan]] pedigree of the de Euro family of [[Northumberland]], barons of Warkworth and Clavering. Scrivened, circa 1570 to 1588
  • Group of [[Seonbi]] "virtuous scholar" in Korea that followed confucian precepts)  (c. 18th century)
  • [[George Washington]]
PEOPLE OF HIGH SOCIAL CLASS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE LAND-OWNING SOCIAL CLASS
Gentries; Genteel; Genteel society
صِفَة : أنيق . لطيف . دَمِث
genteel         
  • temperance]], respectively. In [[Classical antiquity]] and [[Christendom]], prudence and fortitude were seen as the [[cardinal virtues]] that should govern society.
  • A page from Brathwait's book that displays the qualities associated with being a gentleman
  • [[Europe]] and the [[Byzantine Empire]] 1000 CE
  • Hungarian]] nobles, circa 1831
  • Matsue ''[[daimyō]]'' (c. 1850s)
  • A knight being armed.
  • The traditional [[social stratification]] of the [[Western world]] in the 15th century
  • feudal]] social structure in three orders: those who pray (''oratores''), fight (''bellatores'') and work (''laboratores'')
  • Elizabethan]] pedigree of the de Euro family of [[Northumberland]], barons of Warkworth and Clavering. Scrivened, circa 1570 to 1588
  • Group of [[Seonbi]] "virtuous scholar" in Korea that followed confucian precepts)  (c. 18th century)
  • [[George Washington]]
PEOPLE OF HIGH SOCIAL CLASS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE LAND-OWNING SOCIAL CLASS
Gentries; Genteel; Genteel society
ADJ
انيق = ارستوقراطى = ظريف ، لطيف ، حسن المظهر = مهذب ، دمث ، رقيق متكلف =مقلد لطرائق الاذكياء و اساليبهم

Definition

genteel
a.
1.
Refined, polite, courteous, polished, civil, well-bred, gentlemanly or lady-like.
2.
Fashionable, stylish, elegant (in dress, style of living, etc.).
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für GENTEEL
1. Racing is, of course, more genteel than football.
2. Her public persona in Washington was maternal, nurturing, genteel, soft.
3. Whittington is thought of as a genteel Southerner –– but occasionally an iconoclast and definitely strong–willed.
4. The pub has quite a genteel feel to it –– much like a day at the races.
5. Burgener was a genteel, modest statesman known among colleagues of both parties for his honesty.