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I. delicate [Brit ˈdɛlɪkət, americ 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 SUBST
delicates subst pl (fabrics):
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to have a delicate complexion
délicat (délicate) (gén)
delicate
délicat (délicate) mets, manières
delicate, dainty
délicat (délicate) équilibre, négociations, tâche
delicate
it's a delicate task
délicat (délicate) peau
delicate, sensitive
délicat (délicate) mécanisme, dispositif, instrument
delicate
she's delicate
a very delicate operation
fragile estomac, foie
delicate
he has a delicate liver
his/her delicate features
fine, delicate
fin (fine) orfèvrerie, broderie, bijou, dentelle
delicate, fine
fin (fine) plat, mets, morceau
delicate
fin (fine) goût
delicate, subtle
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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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to have a delicate palate
delicate
fragile personne, santé, organisme
delicate
to have a very delicate throat
fin(e) traits, visage
delicate
delicate flower
no Dicionário PONS
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delicate [ˈdel·ɪ·kət] ADJ
1. delicate (fragile):
delicate
2. delicate (highly sensitive):
delicate instrument
3. delicate (fine):
delicate balance
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
delicate
fragile personne, santé, organisme
delicate
to have a very delicate throat
fin(e) traits, visage
delicate
delicate flower
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Before using, the device can be shortly heated with a hair dryer, but not to the extent to burn the delicate skin above the eyes.
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Some environmentalists argued that the land transfer would hamper the region's delicate ecological balance.
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The colours employed in leadlight windows may range from delicate pastels to intense hues.
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A thin and delicate child, he was shy and thought he was ugly; he excelled academically.
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Those with delicate skin may experience a longer interval.
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