debonair in Chinese
debonair in Chinese is 典雅 — debonair means charming, confident, and elegantly dressed, especially of a man.
debonair in Chinese
典雅
Pronounced: diǎn yǎ
Suave, urbane and sophisticated.
What does "debonair" mean?
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adj Charming, confident, and elegantly dressed, especially of a man.
"He arrived looking debonair in a tailored dinner jacket."
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debonair in a sentence
- He arrived looking debonair in a tailored dinner jacket.
- The old films always cast him as the debonair spy.
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What is "debonair" in Chinese?
"debonair" in Chinese is 典雅. debonair means: Charming, confident, and elegantly dressed, especially of a man.
How do you pronounce 典雅?
"debonair" in Chinese is 典雅, pronounced "diǎn yǎ".
How do you use "debonair" in a sentence?
Example: "He arrived looking debonair in a tailored dinner jacket." In Chinese, "debonair" is 典雅.
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