Significats de quite enchanting en anglès

She looked quite enchanting, and saw herself in the looking-glass with great complacency.

But she took the corrections and explanations with a sweetness that was quite enchanting.

Hullin and the decorous debauchery of Prince Esterhazy in the distance, make altogether a quite enchanting picture.

The result was a quite enchanting humiliation.

The view from this bridge up the Seine, upon the islands below mount St. Catharine, is quite enchanting.

But he learns the whereabouts of two galleries, and they stumble over some bric-à-brac that is quite enchanting.

The view was quite enchanting.

He was quite enchanting.

The famous Galerie des Glaces was quite enchanting, almost too light, if there can be too much light at a fête.

It's nowhere as immediate or as groundbreaking as its predecessor, though the lush, swirling, textured electronic pulses and bleeps are quite enchanting.

The spot chosen for the village or encampment, if we can judge from the description of M. Joutel, must have been quite enchanting.

This, Lady Tallant did with quite enchanting courtesy, making an apt apology for having kept them waiting, which almost mollified the irate Premier.

"Do you know, cousin," said Clotilde, with a malicious sneer, "that this rural surprise is quite enchanting!

"I am a person of twenty," she affirmed with demure satisfaction, as she tripped along in a manner quite enchanting.