Definition
Definition of prest - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
preparedRare UK ready for action or useRare UK
- The soldiers stood prest for battle.
2.
appearanceRare UK neat and tidy in appearanceRare UK
- His prest attire impressed everyone at the gathering.
Origin of prest
Old French, prest (ready)
Examples of prest in a sentence
He felt prest for the upcoming exam. Her prest uniform was admired by her peers. The room was prest and ready for guests.
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- French:prêt, soigné, ...
- German:bereit, gepflegt, ...
- Italian:pronto, curato, ...
- Spanish:listo, impecable, ...
- Portuguese:pronto, impecável, ...
- Chinese:准备好的, 整洁, ...
- Japanese:備えた, きちんとした, ...
- Arabic:جاهِز, أَنِيق, ...
- Hebrew:מֻכָּן, מְסֻדָּר, ...
- Russian:готовый, опрятный, ...
- Ukrainian:готовий, охайний, ...
- Hindi:तैयार, साफ-सुथरा, ...
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