tasteful in Chinese
tasteful in Chinese is 典雅 — tasteful means showing good judgement or refinement in style, appearance, or behaviour.
tasteful in Chinese
典雅
Pronounced: diǎn yǎ
Having or exhibiting good taste; aesthetically pleasing or conforming to expectations or ideals of what is appropriate.
What does "tasteful" mean?
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adj Showing good judgement or refinement in style, appearance, or behaviour.
"The wedding was elegant and tasteful, without being flashy."
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tasteful in a sentence
- The wedding was elegant and tasteful, without being flashy.
- She gave a tasteful, understated toast.
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What is "tasteful" in Chinese?
"tasteful" in Chinese is 典雅. tasteful means: Showing good judgement or refinement in style, appearance, or behaviour.
How do you pronounce 典雅?
"tasteful" in Chinese is 典雅, pronounced "diǎn yǎ".
How do you use "tasteful" in a sentence?
Example: "The wedding was elegant and tasteful, without being flashy." In Chinese, "tasteful" is 典雅.
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