Übersetzung für 'delectable' von Englisch nach Deutsch

delectable {adj}

köstlich

erfreulich

ergötzlich [geh.]

delektierlich [geh.] [erfreulich, entzückend]

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delectable {adj} [fig.]

reizend

delectable {adj} [delightful]

delektabel [geh.]

• The delectable soft-furred mouse or East African praomys ("Montemys delectorum") is a species of rodent in the family Muridae.
• His flute and piano album with pianist Janet Creaser entitled “Flute à la française” was described as “delectable” by the UK's Gramophone magazine.
• For with adventuresome spirit and disregarding the hardships of primitive modes of travel and the meagre accommodations of small inns, Vernon Howe Bailey had struck out from customary main travelled roads, to investigate and picture whatever those remote, delectable, and unsung towns of the back-country might disclose for his pencil.
• Among commentators in the 21st century, authors Chip Madinger and Mark Easter describe "Don't Let Me Wait Too Long" as "a marvelous track" and "a prime piece of pop songwriting", and AllMusic's Bruce Eder praises its "delectable acoustic rhythm guitar" and "great beat".
• "Billboard" magazine described "So Alive" as "delectable" as well as the "best T.

• The split-off obverse of the "locus amoenus" is the apparently delectable but in fact treacherous garden, often linked to a malign sexuality, as in Circe's palace or the Bower of Bliss in Edmund Spenser's "Faerie Queene".
• He further made special mention of the "gorgeous autumn-leaf-strewn set", the "lush golden lighting" and "the delectable period costumes".
• "Tyohaar Ki Thaali" is a show that offers a delectable mix of stories and recipes hosted by Sakshi Tanwar.
• Rapt were my senses at this delectable view.
• Olmos' delectable hamminess and Hamilton's unfussy performance convey volumes.

• John Corry of "The New York Times" wrote that "Charlotte Sweet" mixes the adorable and the strange, and it is delectable."
• Described by Pevsner as a "peach" and a "delectable folly", it stands beside the village market place, at the head of a T-junction on Bargate Street, facing onto Stafford Street.
• In 1595 he published a romance novel entitled "Moderatus, the most delectable and famous Historie of the Black Knight", the story of a knight who learns life-lessons through struggle and error, supported by the loyalty of his friend Priscius.
• Dorothy Rabinowitz of "The Wall Street Journal" observed that the show is more relevant than ever given recent world events, and proclaimed that "Television's best drama series is, in short, back with all that was delectable about season one on vivid display again—first-class writing, sterling performances, rocketing suspense".
• From November 2017, the "South Wales Argus" re-published his weekly "Rambles in Gwent" column, giving readers the opportunity to again enjoy his material which captured, as "Argus" editor Kenneth Loveland described it, "The shy beauty of this delectable county".

• Rasachandrika: Saraswat Cookery Book is a great compilation of delectable recipes from Maharashtrian and Konkani cuisine.
• The yellow fruit is delectable, and aside from its height it is indistinguishable from "P.
• Previously, immense numbers were shipped into the fish markets of Calcutta from throughout India; among the Bengali Hindus, the river terrapin was considered the most delectable of all turtles.