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quaint

/kweɪnt/

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adjective

狡猾，奸诈。

Of a person: cunning, crafty.

Examples :

"The used car salesman had a quaint smile and a way of speaking that made you suspect he was hiding something about the car's history. "

那个二手车销售员的笑容带着狡猾，说话的方式也让人怀疑他在隐瞒车辆的历史。

character person

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adjective

精巧，别致。

Cleverly made; artfully contrived.

Examples :

"The children built a quaint little fort in the woods, using branches and leaves with surprising ingenuity. "

孩子们用树枝和树叶在树林里搭了一个别致的小堡垒，其精巧心思令人赞叹。

style appearance

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adjective

古怪，奇特。

Strange or odd; unusual.

Examples :

"The old schoolhouse had a quaint, slightly crooked tower. "

那所旧校舍有个古怪的，稍微有点歪的塔楼。

style appearance culture

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adjective

讲究，挑剔。

Overly discriminating or needlessly meticulous; fastidious; prim.

Examples :

"My grandmother is quite quaint about proper table manners, insisting that we use the correct fork for each course, even at a casual family dinner. "

我的奶奶在餐桌礼仪方面非常讲究，即使是随意的家庭晚餐，她也坚持我们为每道菜使用正确的叉子。

appearance style quality

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adjective

古色古香，别致，古雅

Pleasingly unusual; especially, having old-fashioned charm.

Examples :

"The small town square, with its old clock tower and flower boxes, had a very quaint charm. "

这个小镇的广场，有一个古老的钟楼和摆满鲜花的花箱，充满了古色古香的魅力。

culture style appearance quality

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noun

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