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Meanings of
swanky
in английском
Imposingly fashionable and elegant.
swank
Related terms
fashionable
stylish
Usage of
swanky
in английском
1
I ask why he wasn't tempted to set up something more
swanky
?
2
The
swanky
venue will be offering a unique service for South Africans.
3
I missed it but I'm told it was quite
swanky
and brilliant.
4
It was a cool, blowy evening;
swanky
awnings flapped in the breeze.
5
Its assets include the
swanky
Marker hotel near the Grand Canal theatre.
6
The competition is fierce, and the
swanky
-
feature
arms race only seems to escalate.
7
He probably didn't expect to find an apex predator roaming the
swanky
grounds.
8
The
swanky
hotel closed its doors and Carolina lost her job.
9
I never been in one of these
swanky
sports jobs before.
10
First, we had a fabulous dinner at a
swanky
new Beverly Hills restaurant.
11
It's a very
swanky
condominium where you get concierge services, etc.
12
Just in case the office was too
swanky
for a guy named Dickie.
13
The price of homes on Mumbai's
swanky
Malabar Hill would make Manhattan blush.
14
He was born on May 6 at London's
swanky
Portland Hospital.
15
It's a
swanky
,
upmarket restaurant that thrives on its culinary reputation.
16
We checked into the Tashkent Palace Hotel
-
swanky
,
lugubrious, comfortable.
Other examples for "swanky"
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swanky
Adjective
Frequent collocations
swanky hotel
more swanky
swanky car
swanky restaurants
fairly swanky
More collocations
Swanky
through the time
Swanky
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common