suave in Norwegian
suave in Norwegian is distingvert — suave means charming, smooth-mannered, and confident, sometimes in a way that feels a little too polished to be trusted.
suave in Norwegian
distingvert
(of a person) Charming though often in a manner that is insincere or sophisticated. [from 1830s]
What does "suave" mean?
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adj Charming, smooth-mannered, and confident, sometimes in a way that feels a little too polished to be trusted.
"The suave waiter recommended the most expensive wine on the list."
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suave in a sentence
- The suave waiter recommended the most expensive wine on the list.
- He had a suave, effortless way of talking to strangers.
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What is "suave" in Norwegian?
"suave" in Norwegian is distingvert. suave means: Charming, smooth-mannered, and confident, sometimes in a way that feels a little too polished to be trusted.
How do you use "suave" in a sentence?
Example: "The suave waiter recommended the most expensive wine on the list." In Norwegian, "suave" is distingvert.
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