Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "délicat"?

Accepted Answer

from Latin delicatus, derived from deliciae ('delights').

Question 2

What is the opposite of the French word "délicat"?

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Question 3

What does the French word "délicat" mean?

Accepted Answer

Which is of a very great finesse, very delicate.
Which is made, worked, fashioned with skill and lightness, with extreme care and meticulous attention.
who shows dexterity and lightness.
Said of ways of thinking and expressing, when they have finesse, grace, sensitivity.
What is done or expressed in an ingenious and indirect way out of consideration, courtesy, modesty, pride.
Subtle.
Which is weak, which is easily altered.
Which is pleasant to the taste, and is said especially of chosen and sought-after foods.
Frail and fragile.
Which is difficult, embarrassing, dangerous, perilous.
Which is sensitive, which judges finely what concerns the senses or the mind.
Who is difficult to please.
Who is susceptible, easily shocked, offended.
Who is scrupulous about what concerns probity, morality, or simple propriety.
Which is in accordance with probity, morality, propriety.

Question 4

How to translate "délicat" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

exquisito

Question 5

What is the translation of "délicat" into italian?

Accepted Answer

delicato

Question 6

What is the translation of "délicat" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

sutil

Question 7

How to translate "délicat" into english?

Accepted Answer

awkward

Question 8

How do you translate "délicat" into german?

Accepted Answer

subtil

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