neat

UK
/niːt/
US
/nit/
neatadjektiv
neater
Komp.
neatest
Super.
UK
/niːt/
US
/nit/
Übersetzungen
She kept her room very neat.
Она держала свою комнату очень аккуратной.
He always wears neat clothes.
Он всегда носит опрятную одежду.
The kitchen was neat and tidy.
Кухня была чистой и опрятной.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Tidy and in order; free from clutter or mess.
Her desk was always neat, with everything in its proper place.
Well-organized and efficient.
He had a neat solution to the problem that saved us a lot of time.
Simple and clever; skillfully done.
The magician performed a neat trick that left the audience amazed.
Stylish and smart in appearance.
He wore a neat suit to the interview, making a great first impression.
Of an alcoholic drink: served plain, without ice, water, or mixer.
He ordered a bourbon neat after dinner.
Informal, chiefly North American: very good or excellent.
That was a neat movie—you should definitely see it.
neatadverb
Occasionally used, especially in informal or dialectal registers, as an adverb meaning “neatly; in a tidy or efficient manner”.
Definitionen
In a tidy, efficient, or orderly manner; neatly.
He wrote the list neat on the whiteboard so everyone could read it.
Synonyme
in an orderly manner
neatsubstantiv
neats
Pl.
UK
/niːt/
US
/nit/
Archaic/rare: collective term for cattle or bovine livestock.
Definitionen
Cattle; bovine livestock (archaic).
The farmer kept a small herd of neat in the lower pasture.
neatinterjektion
Used colloquially as an exclamation expressing approval or admiration.
Definitionen
Used to express admiration, approval, or excitement.
Neat! I’ve never seen a phone that folds like that.