Meanings of looked trim in English

The scattered villages and farmhouses looked trim and prosperous in the endless dusk.

His feet looked trim and prosperous, sheathed in expensive white loafers.

He looked trim and in shape like he worked out and took it seriously.

He looked trim and entirely restored, both mentally and physically.

This one looked trim enough to pass muster.

Above the belt blue flannel shirts showed, yet these were of excellent fabric and looked trim indeed.

The boy looked trim and handsome in his new suit, and all took a great liking to him.

He wore brown boots and brown belts with steel buckles, which looked trim and workmanlike against his khaki uniform.

He wore brown boots and brown belts with steel buckles, which looked trim and workmanlike against his kharki uniform.

Ned thought in a vague way that he looked trim and strong, and then his heavy lids dropped down again.

The shabby little room looked trim and orderly enough, save for a heap of cast-off feminine clothing piled upon a chair.

While she herself looked trim, and finished in white silk shirt and russet-red suit, her toilet bearing no sign of indifference or of haste.

She looked trim and fresh, with bright brown hair under a smart sailor hat, and a complexion almost dazzling in its youthfulness and brilliancy.