Übersetzung für 'nicety' von Englisch nach Deutsch

nicety

Feinheit {f}

Genauigkeit {f}

peinliche Genauigkeit {f}

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to a nicety {adv}

äußerst / sehr genau

• While not explicitly important it is a formal nicety that is expected of each debater.
• He felt that big subjects sometimes "relieve a novelist of the burdens of nicety of style".
• Ajanur is in fact a bureaucratic nicety. Some parts of Kanhangad town is put under an administrative unit called Ajanur Panchayath. The suburb continues to be part and parcel of Kanhangad town.
• It is common on African mbira and other lamellophones to have the lowest notes in the center with higher notes to the far left and the far right—this is an ergonomic nicety, in that the thumb can pivot such that all the tines are easy to reach.
• A part of northern Kanhangad, Ajanur is a bureaucratic nicety and a Census town.

• The Auckland Star wrote “one confidently expects that Prentice and Wetherill will be the New Zealand … five-eighths pair for the first Test, seeing that they combine perfectly, and can each play their respective parts to a nicety.
• He recruited a team of historians to assist him, and Bracken once more stepped forward to recommend Hodge for his "grace of style and nicety of perspective".
• Although Chuck tries to play the nicety off by saying that that is what friends do, Casey softly says "thanks" as he closes his front door.
• In publications subsequent to Aunt Fanny's of 1852, Victorian nicety required editors to routinely and silently alter Southey's "[...]here she sate till the bottom of the chair came out, and down came her's, plump upon the ground" to read "and down she came", omitting any reference to the human bottom.
• He noted: "federalism is no constitutional nicety; it is a defining feature of the Canadian constitutional order that governs the way in which even the most serious problems must be addressed" and "in effect, federal government has asked the court to sanction a change to the constitutional order – to increase Parliament's lawmaking authority while diminishing that of the provincial legislatures, and to do so on a permanent basis."

• He noted: "federalism is no constitutional nicety; it is a defining feature of the Canadian constitutional order that governs the way in which even the most serious problems must be addressed" and "in effect, federal government has asked the court to sanction a change to the constitutional order -- to increase Parliament's lawmaking authority while diminishing that of the provincial legislatures, and to do so on a permanent basis."