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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescurato
Pronunciation / Transliteration: /kuˈra.to/
"Il parco ha un aspetto molto curato."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Carefully maintained, neatly trimmed, or arranged with great precision.
"The estate featured expansive lawns and perfectly manicured gardens." - 2
Of hands or nails, professionally cleaned, shaped, and polished.
"She displayed her freshly manicured nails before signing the documents."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the noun 'manicure', which comes from the French 'manucure', ultimately rooted in the Latin words 'manus' (hand) and 'curare' (to take care of). Over time, the term evolved from referring specifically to hand and nail care to metaphorically describing any meticulously maintained, trimmed, or polished surface or environment.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Manicured" is said worldwide
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soigné
Transliteration: /swa.nje/
"Le jardin est parfaitement soigné."
gepflegt
Transliteration: /ɡəˈpfleːkt/
"Das Anwesen hat einen sehr gepflegten Rasen."
curato
Transliteration: /kuˈra.to/
"Il parco ha un aspetto molto curato."
cuidado
Transliteration: /kwiˈda.ðo/
"Los jardines de la mansión están muy cuidados."
cuidado
Transliteration: /kuiˈda.du/
"O gramado estava perfeitamente cuidado."
व्यवस्थित
Transliteration: vyavasthit
"बगीचे के पौधे बहुत व्यवस्थित रूप से काटे गए थे।"
修剪整齐的
Transliteration: xiūjiǎn zhěngqí de
"草坪修剪整齐，非常漂亮。"
잘 손질된
Transliteration: jal sonjil-doen
"정원이 아주 잘 손질되어 있었다."
手入れされた
Transliteration: teire sareta
"庭は美しく手入れされていた。"
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