gent UK
dʒɛnt
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Definition of gent - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
socialUKinformal term for a gentlemanUK
  • He's quite the gent at parties.
gentleman sir
2.
maleDatedUKboy or manDatedUK
  • The young gent helped her with the bags.
chap gentleman man
3.
restroomRareUKpublic toilet for menRareUK
  • He went to the gent after the movie.
gents men's room
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businessman working in London's financial district
He dressed like a typical city gent for the meeting.

Origin of gent

Latin, gentilis (of a clan)

Examples of gent in a sentence

  • A true gent always keeps his promises.
  • The gent at the counter was very polite.
  • A gent opened the door for her.
  • The gent was out of order.
  • He asked for directions to the gent.

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  1. French:gentleman, homme, ...
  2. German:Gentleman, Herr, ...
  3. Italian:gentiluomo, uomo, ...
  4. Spanish:caballero, joven, ...
  5. Portuguese:cavalheiro, rapaz, ...
  6. Chinese:绅士, 男厕, ...
  7. Japanese:紳士, 男, ...
  8. Arabic:رجل نبيل, رَجُل, ...
  9. Hebrew:גֶ'נְטֶלְמֶן, בָּחוּר, ...
  10. Russian:джентльмен, парень, ...
  11. Ukrainian:джентльмен, хлопець, ...
  12. Hindi:सज्जन, पुरुष, ...

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