dainty

UK
/ˈdeɪnti/
US
/ˈdeɪnti/

Translations

daintynoun
dainties
pl
UK
/ˈdeɪn.ti/
US
/ˈdeɪn.ti/
fine bouchePersonne très difficile ou très délicate en matière de goût; expression idiomatique.
He was considered a dainty, always preferring the finest things in life.
On le considérait comme une fine bouche, préférant toujours ce qu’il y avait de meilleur.
friandisePetit mets ou petite douceur.
She offered me a dainty from the tray of pastries.
Elle m’a offert une friandise sur le plateau de pâtisseries.
daintyadjective
daintier
Comp.
daintiest
Super.
UK
/ˈdeɪnti/
US
/ˈdeɪnti/
difficileEn parlant d’une personne qui est très exigeante, surtout pour la nourriture.
She's a dainty eater who refuses anything too spicy.
C’est une mangeuse difficile qui refuse tout ce qui est trop épicé.
délicatS’emploie pour une chose petite, élégante et raffinée.
She wore a dainty necklace that sparkled in the sunlight.
Elle portait un collier délicat qui brillait au soleil.
Additional translations
finPour le goût : léger, raffiné, agréable.

Definitions

daintynoun
A small and delicate thing, especially a piece of food.
She offered me a dainty from the tray of pastries.
A person who is particularly fastidious or delicate in taste or behavior.
He was considered a dainty, always preferring the finest things in life.
daintyadjective
Delicately small and pretty.
She wore a dainty necklace that sparkled in the sunlight.
Fastidious or difficult to please in matters of taste, especially concerning food.
She's a dainty eater who refuses anything too spicy.
Pleasantly delicate in taste; delicious.
They served dainty sandwiches at the afternoon tea.