Definition
Definition of smartish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
moderateDated somewhat intelligent or stylishDated
- He wore a smartish suit to the meeting.
Adverb
1.
degreeDated to a moderate degreeDated
- The pain subsided smartish after taking the medication.
2.
cleverlyDated UK in a clever or stylish wayDated UK
- She dressed smartish for the event.
Origin of smartish
Old English, smeortan (to hurt)
Examples of smartish in a sentence
The smartish design of the gadget impressed the judges. He finished the project smartish after the deadline was extended. The weather turned smartish after the storm passed. He answered the questions smartish during the quiz. The room was decorated smartish for the party.
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- French:intelligent, modérément, ...
- German:schick, mäßig, ...
- Italian:abbastanza elegante, moderatamente, ...
- Spanish:elegante, moderadamente, ...
- Portuguese:elegante, moderadamente, ...
- Chinese:稍微时髦的, 适度地, ...
- Japanese:ちょっと賢い, やや, ...
- Arabic:ذكي نوعا ما, إِلَى حَدٍّ مَا, ...
- Hebrew:מְטֻפָּח, בְּמִדָּה מְמֻצַּעַת, ...
- Russian:стильный, слегка, ...
- Ukrainian:дещо стильний, помірно, ...
- Hindi:थोड़ा बुद्धिमान, थोड़ा सा, ...
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