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Significados de delicacy en inglés

portugués
guloseima
catalán
exquisitat

An especially delicious comestible.

guloseima
portugués
diplomacia
catalán
delicadesa
español
discreción

Subtly skillful handling of a situation.

discreción
Sinónimos
Examples for "diplomacy"
Examples for "diplomacy"
1
I'm here today to continue the proud tradition of bold American diplomacy.
News.com.au
2
Five years later things have changed thanks to President Trump's unorthodox diplomacy.
Radio NZ
3
The government does not believe that megaphone diplomacy will serve that objective.
Radio NZ
4
President Obama says he will use diplomacy to remove Syria's chemical weapons.
BBC
5
Clark supported the prime minister with confidence, diplomacy and workmanship, he said.
Radio NZ
1
Unfortunately, he didn't have a lot of time to finesse the situation.
Something about You
2
Now Bewkes is trying to finesse exactly that kind of treacherous situation.
Reuters
3
She was blunt, however, and lacked finesse; sometimes Manford found her exhausting.
Navigators of Dune
4
Though I thought she lacked somewhat the finesse of a true professional.
The Great Book of Amber
5
The Bloodhounds were like blunt instruments: dangerous, but direct, with no finesse.
Monster republic
1
But then Edwin had always regarded the discreetness of doctors as exaggerated.
Clayhanger
2
We detect the one in the sensitive discreetness of the style.
The Principles of Success in Literature
3
After all, you know, I think that discreetness is just talk.
Moral
4
Let it be known that I only require discreetness.
The Ordeal of Richard Feverel — Volume 2
5
They really do make me pay for discreetness.
Moral
portugués
delicadeza
catalán
finesa
español
delicadeza

The quality of being beautiful and delicate in appearance.

delicadeza
portugués
discrição
español
discreción

Refined taste; tact.

discreción
Uso de delicacy en inglés
1
Porteous said he would celebrate being home by having a local delicacy.
Radio NZ
2
That suggested delicacy; and yet her young body was strong and vital.
The Ragged Edge
3
They understood at once the humour and the delicacy of the situation.
A Book of Scoundrels
4
All the delicacy in him felt the agony of her outraged reserve.
In the Wilderness
5
A cold maiden blush gave her the sweetest delicacy in the world.
"The Ladies": A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty
6
Yes, we all know cheese has been a scrumptious delicacy for centuries.
The South African
7
But in luxury and delicacy they set the fashion to their conquerors.
History of Egypt From 330 B.C. To the Present Time, Volume 11 (o...
8
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, insects are a popular culinary delicacy.
BBC
9
Kröger in particular shows Mann's delicacy when evoking feelings and describing landscapes.
The Guardian
10
Once considered a delicacy, shrimp has become increasingly popular in the west.
The Guardian
11
There's a great deal of delicacy in that; it really pleased me.
Will Warburton
12
We were not unmindful of the delicacy and responsibility of the position.
American Eloquence, Volume 3 / Studies In American Political His...
13
She felt some delicacy about entirely confiding in Bess on the subject.
Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp; Or, The Old Lumberman's Secret
14
The simplicity, the delicacy, the humility of it all is above praise.
Where No Fear Was: A Book About Fear
15
The experimental buildings illustrated here often tend to be characterised by delicacy.
BBC
16
It was a work of astonishing delicacy, each petal perfect and distinct.
Neverwhere
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Translations for delicacy
Delicacy a través del tiempo
Delicacy por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Irlanda
Menos común
Estados Unidos de América
Menos común